Season 34 of Dancing with the Stars brought an epic conclusion to its 20th year, leaving viewers stunned and celebrating. The finale was a star-studded extravaganza, featuring all five finalists taking to the ballroom for multiple performances as fans got a rare treat of witnessing their favorite couples dance three times each.
As the show's ratings soared, so did the stakes, with the fan-voting process ultimately deciding which couple would take home the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. Amidst an evening filled with perfect scores, the question on everyone's mind was who would claim the top prize?
In a surprising yet satisfying conclusion, Australian conservationist Robert Irwin and his partner Witney Carson took home the trophy, leaving fans and judges alike in awe. For Irwin, this victory was especially sweet as it marked 10 years since his sister Bindi Irwin won the same honor with her then-partner Derek Hough.
When asked about winning DWTS, Robert expressed heartfelt gratitude to both himself and Witney, crediting their partnership for the win. Their emotional connection was palpable as they shared a tender moment on stage. "My sister said it best: Thank you for changing my life," Irwin said, his voice choked with emotion.
The combination of live viewer votes and judges' scores ultimately decided Robert's fate, cementing his place among the show's elite winners. As Witney so eloquently put it, she felt like she'd already won by having Robert as her partner, showcasing the unbreakable bond they shared on and off the dance floor.
The 20th season of Dancing with the Stars drew to a close on a triumphant note, leaving viewers eager for more. With this year's finale being an unforgettable experience, fans can't wait to see what next season holds for this captivating show.
As the show's ratings soared, so did the stakes, with the fan-voting process ultimately deciding which couple would take home the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. Amidst an evening filled with perfect scores, the question on everyone's mind was who would claim the top prize?
In a surprising yet satisfying conclusion, Australian conservationist Robert Irwin and his partner Witney Carson took home the trophy, leaving fans and judges alike in awe. For Irwin, this victory was especially sweet as it marked 10 years since his sister Bindi Irwin won the same honor with her then-partner Derek Hough.
When asked about winning DWTS, Robert expressed heartfelt gratitude to both himself and Witney, crediting their partnership for the win. Their emotional connection was palpable as they shared a tender moment on stage. "My sister said it best: Thank you for changing my life," Irwin said, his voice choked with emotion.
The combination of live viewer votes and judges' scores ultimately decided Robert's fate, cementing his place among the show's elite winners. As Witney so eloquently put it, she felt like she'd already won by having Robert as her partner, showcasing the unbreakable bond they shared on and off the dance floor.
The 20th season of Dancing with the Stars drew to a close on a triumphant note, leaving viewers eager for more. With this year's finale being an unforgettable experience, fans can't wait to see what next season holds for this captivating show.
"Congrats to Robert & Witney, they slayed! Their love story is even sweeter than their dance moves 
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! I mean, who wouldn't be? Robert Irwin and Witney Carson are just meant to be on the dance floor together 
️! Their chemistry is undeniable, and it's beautiful to see them celebrate this achievement together 
. And wow, 10 years of Bindi winning with Derek Hough? That must've fueled Robert's determination to win! His speech about his sister made me tear up 
. Can't wait to see what next season brings for the show 
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. And can we talk about how amazing Robert is? 
From conservationist to Mirrorball Trophy winner - what a trailblazer! 
The way he and Witney celebrated together was so heartfelt and genuine - I'm all the feels right now 
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their talent is overrated, imo. wait, what was i saying? 
anyway, robert and witney are pretty cool, i guess. they seemed really happy and stuff... but did they even deserve to win? 
don't get me wrong, it's not like they were the worst dancers or anything... yet. 