'Dancing With The Stars' finale: Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten's sizzling chemistry on stage has fans wishing the pair starts dating
Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten wowed the judges with their Viennese Waltz performance. The duo chose to dance on Taylor Swift's hit single 'Lover' and it did not take them long enough to mesmerize them with their dance routine.
Brown recalled her entire journey on the show and confessed that it had been hard for her to take in the criticism and as she tried hard to improve her dance skills. However, Brown finally got the hang out of it and found herself getting some of the best scores on the show. With their performance on 'Lover', the judges thought the routine was carried out beautifully but there were a few places where they were off.
Len Goodman thought that there were some moments when the footsteps were off the track and decided to score their performance a 9. Bruno Tonioli thought the performance was radiant but there were some hiccups here and there. He gave the pair a 9 as well. Meanwhile, Carrie Ann Inaba was impressed with the performance and decided to score it a 10.
This made the pair have a combined total of 28 out of 30. While the judges were busy paying attention to the dance routine the fans could not help but notice the chemistry that exists between the pair. Many of them were quick to point out that they wanted the duo to start dating.
"These two better get together!!" read one comment. Another added, "Please date him omg." Others thought that Bersten would be the perfect partner for Brown as the comment read, "I think he’s very good for her. She shouldn’t let this one go."
Brown has constantly been vocal about the support she has got from Bersten throughout the show. She often spoke about Bersten motivating her to push her limits and put on her dancing shoes on to give a mindblowing performance. While the two have another performance to go it looks like the audience just wants to hear the news about them dating.
You can see who got crowned champions in Season 28 HERE