"When you're having fun and then remember there are only two episodes of Dancing With the Stars left," reads text over a video of Inaba and Bruno Tonioli as trending audio plays in the background. was shared Wednesday, Nov. 19, the day after the semi-finals.
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Many commenters were quick to point out how it's not Inaba's fault Leavitt was eliminated. "People didn't vote for Whitney especially after season 3 of SLOMW," said one comment. "It's like Andy [Richter], where the judges' scoring was low but fan voting saved him."
Still, other comments criticized Derek Hough for his feedback to Inaba's judgements during the semi-finals. "Derek owes you an apology," one commenter said. "Don't let Derek's hate get to you," said another.
"Everyone knows Whitney should have one," said another TikTok user. "Go back and look at all her dances. Every dance was flawless to a [tee]. Seriously [though]?"
Who will win the Mirrorball? Watch the season 34 finale of Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday, Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. EST on ABC and stream on Disney+.
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