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Kilkenny's Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins has been guaranteed as least two more weeks of dancing across our television screens after she was the only contestant on Dancing with the Stars to win immunity from next Kilkenny's Rose of Tralee Katelyn Cummins has been guaranteed as least two more weeks of dancing across our television screens after she was the only contestant on Dancing with the Stars to win immunity from next week's dreaded dance off!
Katelyn won immunity on Sunday evening, on the Dancing with the Stars Dedicated Dance Special, after dancing a Contemporary Ballroom to ‘Never Enough’ by Kelly Clarkson.
This means Katelyn, alongside pro partner Leonardo Lini, will be immune from elimination from next week’s Fright Night and the first dance off of the season.
After an emotional show in which contestants paid tribute to people who have made an impact on their lives and dedicated a dance to them, Katelyn and pro partner Leonardo received the highest combined points from the judges and public votes to earn immunity from the first dance off of the series next week on Fright Night. Katelyn said she was 'absolutely delighted' with the win. There was no elimination on this evening.
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