Here’s How Daniella Karagach Feels About Tori Spelling and Pasha Pashkov’s DWTS Elimination

Daniella Karagach is currently on Dancing With the Stars with her celebrity partner, Dwight Howard. However, that wasn’t the case for her husband, Pasha Pashkov. He and his partner, Tori Spelling, were eliminated. Daniella didn’t hold back, admitting she was upset with their elimination. 

Sounding Off

Karagrach spoke out on the Trading Secrets podcast, where she was asked about her husband’s elimination. Tori Spelling and Ana Delvey went home during the double elimination. Karagrach admitted that she was upset that Pashkov and Spelling went home despite doing so well in their dances.  

“The frustration was that they didn’t even get a chance,” Karagrach explained. “Because Tori was working so hard, and she was doing so well. I feel like it was cut so short, and they were working so hard and so well.” 

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The professional dancer talked about Spelling’s situation. The Beverly Hills 90210 star was in the midst of a public divorce. Karagrach argued that DWTS was the perfect outlet for Spelling to focus on herself. 

“She’s been through so much, and she found so much love in this and so much support that I was pissed off that it was cut short,” she continued. 

Gone Too Soon?

This raises the question of whether Spelling went home too soon. Unfortunately, she didn’t get the support from fans like her fellow castmates did. The way the dancing competition works is that the pair with the lowest number of votes has to go home. 

An early elimination suggests Spelling didn’t have time to prove herself. Karagrach understands that it takes a lot of hard work to be good at dancing in a short amount of time. Most of the castmates don’t have professional dance training, so it can be difficult to allow them to flex their new skills. 

For now, Karagrach is focusing on her partnership with Dwight Howard. She’s hoping they’re not the next to go home. Howard has no problem with winning the NBA championship with his team, the Los Angeles Lakers. But does he have what it takes to take home the Mirrorball Trophy?