DWTS Shocker! Which Fan Favorite Got The Boot?
Oct. 31 2012, Published 4:00 a.m. ET
The season's most shocking moment to-date came on Tuesday's Dancing with the Stars: All Stars, as high-scorers Apolo Ohno, Sabrina Bryan and Melissa Rycroft all landed in the bottom three!
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Despite getting a perfect 30-point score during Monday's country-themed episode, Sabrina was voted off the ABC hit on Tuesday's results show.
Despite the bittersweet loss, Bryan, who was partnered with Louis Van Amstel, said she was "thankful for this experience."
"Every single person can understand what it feels like to get a second chance -- this was that," Bryan said. "This was my second chance, and last night was one of the most beautiful nights I've every had. Louis, I'm so grateful. Dancing With the Stars has been an absolute dream."
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Van Amstel added, "It was for me, a dream come true. I had it once before in season nine with Kelly Osbourne, and this lived up to that … I love you, but unfortunately our journey finishes here."
The Cheetah Girls beauty, 28, told Access Hollywood she was surprised getting bounced after Monday's strong showing.
"You're not ever really prepared. I think today was -- it was tough for me. From the beginning of the day, it felt like doomsday for me. I was crying all through the trailer and hair and makeup and it was just really tough day and then to be out there and to see that we were at the bottom.
"I immediately went to Louis and said, 'I'm sorry, it's us. It has to be.' I just, all of a sudden, got a gut feeling."
Elsewhere Tuesday, Taylor Swift and Jason Mraz performed, while the audience was treated to a hip-hop dance display from Macy's Stars of Dance.
Dancing with the Stars: All Stars continues Monday on ABC at 8/7c.
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