Yasmin Seky was the fourth celebrity eliminated from the show on Sunday, with fans arguing chef Kevin Dundon should have been the one to go instead
Yasmin Seky was the latest elimination from Dancing with the Stars on Sunday night, sparking a mixed reaction from viewers online.
Seky and her partner Simone found themselves in the dance-off on Sunday with Aishah Akorede and her partner Robert Rowiński after scoring a total of 29 points from the judges.
The pair's Jive to the classic 80s hit Tainted Love wasn't enough to impress the judges or the viewers at home as they became the fourth couple to be eliminated.
Speaking about her time on the show, Yasmin said: "I feel great and I improved every single week and I’ll miss getting my hair done!"
However, they weren't the lowest scorers on the night. Celebrity chef Kevin Dundon and his partner Rebecca Scott rocked out a Paso Doble to You Give Love a Bad Name by Bon Jovi, scoring just 20 points from the judges - the lowest of the night.
Viewers took to social media to express their outrage from Sunday night's "shocking decision", saying Yasmin was "robbed" and "didn't deserve to go."
One person wrote: "She was a great dancer. Kevin Dundon is by far the worst should be gone." Others have agreed, saying: "Last nights results were terrible while I like Kevin Dundon my god how is he still on show?"
Some even went as far as to say: "Won't be watching again, good dancers been dumped."
There has, however, been lots of support for the chef. One fan said: "Delighted Kevin is still there. He improves every week and he has a sense of humour."
Clearly, many in the audience enjoy Dundon's entertaining personality on the show as he continuously is kept in by the public's vote.
Other notable performances from the night included Taekwondo athlete Jack Woolley and his pro dance partner Alex Vladimirov who nabbed the first perfect score of the series with 40 points. The pair danced a Contemporary Ballroom to Florence + the Machine’s version of You’ve Got the Love.
The athlete has received an outpouring of support online, with many saying the perfect score was "well deserved" and some even predicting him taking home the coveted disco ball trophy this year.
