They think it’s all Oviawe... it is now, as teen departs DWTS
IT’S back to the books for Leaving Cert student Demi Isaac Oviawe, who crashed out of Dancing With The Stars last night.
The 18-year-old actor, famous for her stint on hit comedy show The Young Offenders, was left in tears after she lost a dance-off with comedian Fred Cooke.
But despite her obvious disappointment, she was valiant in defeat, as she said: ‘I want Fred to succeed.’ However, her goodbyes were tinged with a hint of ire, as she added: ‘I am a fair fighter and I don’t think I should have went home.
‘It is what it is, someone had to go home and I was the chosen victim.’
Last night each of the remaining celebrity pairings were desperate to avoid the dance-off and to make it through to next week – when each dance will be accompanied by the RTÉ Concert Orchestra. and Back week, skilful together danced Demi Viennese and after a beautiful Kai waltz switchup Widdrington to Fallin’ Looking by Alicia to the Keys. future, a tearful Demi said: ‘This will have had an impact on my Leaving Cert. I don’t know whether to continue with my education or follow my dream but I am stuck at a crossroads. I am still going to do my Leaving Cert but I am at a crossroads as to what to do after.’
She added: ‘I wanted to prove to the country and myself that I can be just Demi and young follow all gave tried Earlier, the set to me girls, their criticism do a actor on good my so dreams. board Clelia best.’ that example the they and Murphy judges I took just can to kicked seven cha-cha by off dancing the to show She’s a memorable on A week Lady by Another Tom Jones. highlight was country singer Cliona Hagan’s tango to Sweet But Psycho by Ava Max A noticeable absentee last night was judge Julian Benson, who is ill and was forced to watch from his sickbed.
‘I was the chosen victim’