"Even worse, the elimination came after Jauregui and professional dance parter Brandon Armstrong incorporated some of the worksite choreo from the song's original video in front of that clip's choreographer, Sean Bankhead, who was in the studio to offer support along with Lauren's 5H bandmates, Normani, Dinah Jane and Ally Brooke. Wearing a yellow fringed dress, Jauregui spun and shook her hips alongside a safety vest-wearing Armstrong, ending the performance by quick-stepping over to the cocktail table, where her bandmates and Bankhead were smiling and clapping in celebration."
"For an artist used to busting out non-stop choreography during live shows, Jauregui had a surprisingly short run on the show, surviving week one thanks to a smooth tango to Ariana Grande's "Yes, And?," followed by last week's one-hit wonder foxtrot to The Cardigans' "Lovefool." While Jauregui crashed out, Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Whitney Leavitt came out on top of Tuesday night's standings with a score of 24/30, which tied her with Olympic gymnast Jordan Chiles, followed by reality star Dylan Efron (23/30) and influencer Alix Earle (23/30)."
Lauren Jauregui was eliminated in week three of Dancing With the Stars after a lukewarm cha-cha-cha to Fifth Harmony's 2016 hit "Work From Home." Jauregui gave a one-word reaction, "Pissed." The performance included worksite choreography from the song's original video and was done in front of the original clip's choreographer, Sean Bankhead, who attended with Jauregui's fellow Fifth Harmony bandmates Normani, Dinah Jane and Ally Brooke. Jauregui wore a yellow fringed dress and danced with partner Brandon Armstrong, ending the routine at a cocktail table while bandmates and Bankhead applauded. Jauregui previously performed a tango to Ariana Grande's "Yes, And?" and a foxtrot to The Cardigans' "Lovefool." Whitney Leavitt topped the night's standings with a 24/30 tie with Jordan Chiles.
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