DWTS' Disney Elimination Is Not the Fairest of Them All

Tyler Cameron Addresses “Real Human Moment” He Stormed Off-Camera on ‘Dancing With the Stars’It’s the circle of dance life. Despite a magical evening, one couple had to leave the happiest ballroom floor on Earth during the Nov. 2 Disney Night episode of Dancing With the Stars. Although they wowed the judges with a Paso Doble set to “Satisfied” from the musical Hamilton, Julia Stiles and her partner Ezra Sosa would no longer be in the room where it happens. “It's been an incredible experience. I pulled things out of myself that I didn't realize were there,” Stiles said through tears following the elimination. “And Ezra is just an amazing person. I'm going to be sad not to see him every day.” Sosa was equally downhearted to be saying goodbye, especially because he had seen Stiles grow so much as a dancer throughout the experience. “Just to see your growth in and outside the ballroom has been an absolute honor,” he told the Save the Last Dance actress. “I'm so lucky that I got to share this experience with you. I love you so much.”Still, plenty of couples had no worries for the rest of their days during the evening, as Harry Shum Jr. and partner Jenna Johnson received a perfect score for their jazz routine to “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” from Mary Poppins, as did Jenna Dewan and Val Chmerkovskiy for their quickstep to “Be Our Guest” from Beauty and the Beast. Amber Glenn was also ready to shout it from the mountaintops with her partner Pasha Pashkov as the two quickstepped to “A Star Is Born” from Hercules, as Ezra Frech and Daniella Karagach let the audience be part of their world, dancing a samba to “Under the Sea” from The Little Mermaid.Disney/Andrew EcclesDisney’s Broadway adventures also got a moment on the dance floor, as Tatyana Ali and her partner Jan Ravnik took a page from the Broadway book, dancing a contemporary routine to “Easy as Life” from the Disney-produced musical Aida. Disney Night was certainly a wonderland away from last week’s Horror Movie Night, where the dancers said goodbye to two couples: Savannah Bananas baseball player Jackson Olson and his partner Emma Slater, as well as Bachelor Nation alum Tyler Cameron and pro dancer Sharna Burgess. Disney/Eric McCandlessAnd luckily, the dance pros would always have a friend in their partners, with Burgess raving to E! News how close she and Cameron had become outside the ballroom. "There's been a lot of things happening in my life that he's been an incredible friend through. He's so grounded for his age. He's so well beyond his years that he surprises me sometimes with his wisdom and his depth,” she shared. "I found an amazing human that I just want to keep in my life." For a look at all the stars hoping to visit a whole new world as the winners of the famed Mirrorball trophy, keep reading. Disney/Andrew EcclesJulia Stiles & Ezra SosaYou won't hate this news—the 10 Things I Hate About You star will be saving the last dance for her pro partner.Disney/Andrew EcclesGiada De Laurentiis & Alan BerstenThe celebrity chef couldn't cha-cha-chop away the competition and was eliminated during the Sept. 22 episode.Disney/Andrew EcclesHarry Shum Jr. & Jenna JohnsonWhat did you miss on Glee? The actor taking his musical talents to the dance floor.Disney/Andrew EcclesTaylor Hanson & Britt StewartSadly, the former '90s teen heartthrob did not MMMBop his way to the top of the leaderboard on season 35. He and his pro partner were axed from the competition on Sept. 29.Disney/Andrew EcclesTatyana Ali & Jan RavnikThe Fresh Prince of Bel-Air actress will be bringing her fresh moves to the dance floor.Disney/Andrew EcclesJenna Dewan & Val ChmerkovskiyTwenty years after starring in Step Up, the dancer is stepping up to the challenge.Disney/Andrew EcclesAmber Glenn & Pasha PashkovThe 2026 Olympic figure skater will take her skills from the ice to the ballroom.Disney/Andrew EcclesEzra Frech & Daniella KaragachThe Team USA Paralympic track and field athlete will show off his athleticism on DWTS.Disney/Andrew EcclesSarah Jane Nader & Hailey BillsThough her sister Brooks Nader was the fifth star to be eliminated on season 33, the Love Thy Nader star said goodbye to the competition after her debut episode on Sept. 16.Disney/Andrew EcclesConnor Wood & Rylee ArnoldThe comedian, also known as Fibula on social media, is ready to earn more applause on DWTS.Disney/Andrew EcclesConner Leavitt & Adele ZaikmanThe Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star followed his wife Whitney Leavitt's footsteps after her season 34 appearance, but he bid farwell to the season 35 competition during the Sept. 15 premiere.Disney/Andrew EcclesTyler Cameron & Sharna BurgessThe Bachelor Nation star is trading in roses for rumbas.Disney/Andrew EcclesJackson Olson & Emma SlaterThe Savannah Bananas baseball player is stepping up to the plate, bringing his dance moves from the diamond to the ballroom.Disney/Andrew EcclesGuillermo Rodriguez & Witney CarsonThe Jimmy Kimmel Live! star was ready to learn some new moves, but his time on DWTS was cut short on Oct. 13.Disney/Andrew EcclesCiara Miller & Brandon ArmstrongEven though Summer House star had fans screaming "bravo," she was eliminated from the competition on Oct. 6.Disney/Andrew EcclesMaura Higgins & Mark BallasThe Love Island U.K. alum is hoping her love for DWTS doesn't betray her as she manifested this experience. "I have a vision board and I redo it every year," she told E! News in May. "This year is the first year that I stayed at home by myself on New Year's Eve. I did not go out at all. I made myself a bowl of pasta and a glass of red wine and I redid my vision board for the year. Dancing With the Stars was already on it from the year before. However, I added five more Dancing With the Stars on the board."For the latest breaking news updates, click here to download the E! News App