Which ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Team Will Be Eliminated Next?

Joseph Baena and Daniella Karagach (#TeamDaBae) and Selma Blair and Sasha Farber (#Teamunderdogs) have danced their final routines on Season 31 of “Dancing With the Stars” following Blair’s withdrawal due to her health and Joseph and Daniella’s shocking elimination after Prom Night. Now, with Week 6’s Michael Bublé night on the horizon, another team is going to have to prepare to say their goodbyes.

With the competition officially entering the back half now, and perfect scores already being given out, the remaining 10 teams will have to really prove themselves to the viewers and the judges if they want to keep going. Mistakes will be costly when it comes to their judges’ scores, and the wrong choices in how they make their routines sparkle could cost them valuable viewer votes. As such, it could truly be anyone who finds themself being eliminated at this point.

While Charli D’Amelio and Mark Ballas, who had the highest combined total after both nights of competition and the marathon dance in Week 5 are likely safe, as are Gabby Windey and Val Chmerkovskiy and Wayne Brady and Witney Carson, who each finished just below there and scored perfect 40s on their prom night routines, some of the remaining teams don’t have as certain of futures. Four teams in particular could be the ones who find themselves at the most risk.

After once again landing at the bottom of the judges’ leaderboard and failing to impress with their Viennese Waltz, things are really not starting to look good for Vinny Guadagnino and Koko Iwasaki (#TeamVinnyandKo). Not only did they finish at the bottom of the leaderboard several points below their remaining competitors, but they also received the lowest overall score of the night during the prom night routines. Of the remaining teams in the competition, Vinny also has the lowest judges’ average overall. While he has had some improvement, he continues to struggle where other teams aren’t, making him more likely to start falling too far behind to catch up. Still, his strong fanbase continues to pull him through, and he still has a good chance of making it through another week as a result.

Similarly, Jessie James Decker and Alan Bersten (#TeamAlHandsonDeck) are also potentially at risk, as they only rocketed up the leaderboard after winning the marathon. They had the lowest score at the end of the Most Memorable Year portion of the competition and had the second-lowest overall total prior to winning the 11 points from the dance marathon. She also has the second-lowest average score of the remaining teams, meaning she is also vulnerable. However, like Vinny, she appears to have a strong enough fanbase pulling her through, which might allow her to stay in a bit longer.

Despite breaking the curse of landing in the Bottom Two for a second week in a row, Trevor Donovan and Emma Slater (#TeamTremma) could also still be at risk. Their fanbase isn’t as strong as some of the remaining teams, as evidenced by their previously landing in the Bottom Two, and though Trevor improved considerably this week, earning his best scores on both his Jazz and Jive routines, like Vinny and Jessie, he is struggling to catch up to the remaining competitors. With three of the remaining teams already earning 10s, and four others earning 9s, he needs to step it up from having all 8s.

Still, despite it being a shock that she landed there, Heidi D’Amelio and Artem Chigvintsev (#TeamHeartem) could be the ones most at risk of going home in Week 6. While she does have an impressive average score and is generally doing well with the judges, who have commended her improvement from Week One, Heidi is now only still in the competition because the judges opted to save her after she landed in the Bottom Two. Despite her impressive scores that have shown she is a contender for the Mirrorball, if fans aren’t loving her, and put her back in the Bottom Two again, she could be at risk of saying goodbye.

“Dancing With the Stars” airs Mondays at 8 p.m. EDT on Disney+.