For the second week in a row Andrea Delogu he did not appear on the stage of Dancing with the Stars: deeply saddened by the tragic death of his brother Evan, the permanent host decided not to leave the program and extended the break taken due to mourning for several more days.
Shortly after the play-off performance between Mrs. It was Coriandoli and Nancy Brilli, Milly Carlucci who announced to viewers at home how Delogu could return to the competition. Master of Ceremony, in fact, he called on Nikita Perotti, the dance master who partnered with Delogu, to explain what would happen on the next episode of Ballando.
The presenter again expressed his solidarity with Delogu, anticipating what tests he and his dance partners will have to face and overcome next Saturday 15 November in order to be accepted back into the competition. “He’ll be back through the playoffs at the start of the episode”explained the presenter, “There will be one elimination round between the two couples who finished at the bottom of the rankings”.
Therefore, this means that Andrea Delogu and Nikita Perotti will return to the track to compete against Beppe Convertini and Veera Kinnunen as well as against Mrs. Coriandoli and Simone Di Pasquale. “That’s kind of it repeatit would be re-entry via the play-offs. We are waiting for you, kiss Andrea”explained Milly Carlucci in front of the Rai1 camera. The comparison will be determined not by judgment jurythe hostess also decides, but from the public vote at home and from social media cards.
Therefore, the presenter will return to the stage after a two-week absence, but will immediately risk being eliminated, which will happen if he loses in the playoffs announced by Carlucci.
The decision taken by the production, is in line with the rules of the program, which state that each situation is evaluated individually depending on the reasons behind the fixed rate: in this case, as was widely announced after the news of the terrible bereavement spread, the aim was to give Delogu all the necessary time without exerting any pressure to advance the time of his return to the stage.
