Dancing with the Stars 2010 results are already out for this season of Dancing with the Stars.
On the show, the Dancing with the Stars results from Monday night will be clubbed with the performance of the couples’ second dance next week and only then will fan
voting begin – which will also see one couple from this season leaving the show.Dancing with the Stars 2010 has 11 new contestants and in the first show of
this season, the 11 couples performed either the cha cha or the Viennese Waltz, and the other dance will be performed next week.
On the first night of the Dancing with the Stars show, we did see some big celebs like Buzz Aldrin, Pamela Anderson, Nicole Scherzinger, Kate Gosselin and some other perform. But night one undoubtedly belonged to Pussycat Doll Nicole Scherzinger, since she was the best of all and topped the results list.Dancing with the Stars 2010 results are already coming in from the first Dancing with the Stars performance scores. The
Dancing with the Stars results from Monday night will be added to a second dance next week and the fan voting in order to determine which couple from this season goes home first. Dancing with the Stars has 11 new contestants this year, and in the 2010 season premiere on Monday, the 11 couples either performed the cha cha or the Viennese Waltz. They will perform the other dance next week in order to get a combined judges score that will be added to the fan voting to come up with an overall score.
The first night of performances for the new Dancing with the Stars contestants was broad in the difference between the top scoring couples and the lowest scoring couples. There were a couple of celebrities that people were really looking forward to watching, including Buzz Aldrin, Pamela Anderson, and Kate Gosselin. At the end of the day though, the favorite to win the 10th season of Dancing with the Stars could end up being Nicole Scherzinger (partnered with Derek Hough). She was the lead singer for The Pussycat Dolls, and in the season premiere of Dancing with the Stars turned in what almost looked like a professional performance.
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