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Hasselhoff dumped from 'Dancing With The Stars'
Former Baywatch star David Hasselhoff became the first celebrity to be voted off 'Dancing With The Stars' last night after just one performance with his professional partner.
The 58-year-old entertainer, who was ejected with his partner Kym Johnson, said he was disappointed but proud to have performed on the show. “It’s been a great ride. I feel bad for Kym because she worked hard trying to get me where I was going. I’m so proud that my daughters are here and they got to see me come this far.”
“I think his daughters are more upset than he is,” Johnson said after the show.
Hasselhoff said he joined the hit ABC celebrity dance competition because his family are fans. Daughters Hayley and Taylor were in the audience for Tuesday’s show and said they were proud of his performance.
The judges criticised Hasselhoff’s cha-cha, with judge Bruno Tonioli calling it “a potpourri of insanity disguised as dance.” The couple landed in last place, tied with “Jersey Shore” star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino and comedian Margaret Cho.
Johnson said she was disappointed she wouldn’t get to perform a ballroom routine with Hasselhoff, which might have suited him better.
National Football League star Kurt Warner, who threw a pass to Hasselhoff during a taped segment on Tuesday’s episode, said he was sorry to see Hasselhoff go.
“Going into this thing knowing somebody had to go home, that’s the worst part of the whole thing.”
He and the other remaining contestants said they’re now turning their attention to perfecting next week’s dance. Half the group will perform the quickstep while the other half do the jive.
Bristol Palin will be learning her new dance on her home turf in Alaska.
“Flying to Alaska takes a long time, so we’re going to have that against us,” she said after the show.
“We’re going to be dancing in the aisles of the plane,” joked her professional partner, Mark Ballas.
Palin said it was “a bummer” mom Sarah Palin, the former Republican vice presidential candidate, wasn’t able to see her “Dancing” debut in person.
“Hopefully she’ll be here for the next week,” Bristol Palin said.
Besides Sorrentino, Palin, Warner and Cho, the remaining contestants are singer-actress Brandy; actors Jennifer Grey, Florence Henderson and Kyle Massey; athlete Rick Fox; reality star Audrina Patridge and singer Michael Bolton.