Amber Wilson definitely got off to a rocky start on Dancing with the Stars.
She and her pro-partner Alex Vladimirov are making history as the first female same sex couple on Dancing with the Stars. In the first week, they scored just 14 from the judges.
In week two, she jumped up to 24 points and last night, she received a score of 22 for her Contemporary Ballroom.
She certainly wanted to impress on the night, as her sister, Vogue, was in the audience to cheer her on.
Amber and Alex grabbed a wand and broomstick to fly high on the scoreboard when they became Glinda and Elphaba with a Contemporary Ballroom to ‘For Good’ by Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo from the recent sequel Wicked: For Good.
“You’re getting there, it’s getting better, but you need to become even more independent,” judge Brian Redmond told them before giving them a score of five.
Presenter Laura Fox spoke to Amber about her sister cheering her on, telling her: “Amber, your sister Vogue is in the audience tonight cheering you on.”
She teased that they would be getting content for their next podcast episode. Amber joked that Vogue is her “biggest fan” and it would certainly seem that way.
“Happy Sunday afternoon! Yes, I am this dressed up in real time because I’m going to see Ambi on Dancing With The Stars,which I’m so excited about so please vote for her,” Vogue told her followers.
Dancing with the Stars airs Sundays at 6:30pm on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player
