Carrie Ann Enaba leaks from the first show in “Dancing with Stars” at the last minute

Curry AnnabaOne of the indigenous judges “Dancing with stars,” You will be noticeably absent from the first show of the 34th season of the successful competition series. Inaba, which was with the show since its first appearance in 2005, is famous for its sharp criticism and emotional reactions and the signing of the signature to obtain the details that made it fans preferred alongside the former judges like Just Godman And members of the current committee Derek Hug and Bruno Tonioli. The ABC+ series that turns to Disney+ long -term begins in a completely new season tonight, which includes a stars -setting team competing for the desired Len Goodman Mirrorball Cup. It includes the contestants Hillaria BaldwinKorean Feldman, Alex EarlDylan Everon, Jordan ChilisAndy Richter, Robert Erwin, And more. With the presentation of the first show for the 34th season, on Tuesday, September 16th, on Directv and Disney+ at 8 pm Easter/7 pm, it is expected that the fans will see Anaba on the familiar judge’s chair, until a bomb was dropped at the last minute.

Just hours before the first show, I move to Instagram To reveal that it will not appear in the tonight episode due to illness. “I wanted to participate that I will not be in the show tonight because I feel that I am under the weather,” she wrote in her statement. “I rest and I cannot wait until I return next week in good health. Meanwhile, I wish all the contestants very good. I will encourage you from home. I wish you a great offer, everyone!”

A source later confirmed that there will be no alternative judge for the first offer, leaving Hug and Tonioli to deal with registration and criticism on their own.

Inaba has been a player in “Dancing with the Stars” since the show appeared in 2005, but at the time the judge’s table was not without drama. A particularly known and strict commitment to the rules, with the 57 -year -old He often faced criticism from contestants and fans Whoever feels that its registration is inconsistent, especially when it comes to dancers.

Last season, Inaba was fire during the “Nightmares Night” episode on Halloween, which angered the fans who accused them of bias. The contestants were assigned to face their concerns through detailed and active procedures Chandler Kenny Falz Vienna handed over a habitte inspired by her nightmares, which was appointed to “Pretty Little Liars”, “Secret” from Denmark + Winter. The performance of the audience brought to its feet and Kenny has acquired the perfect first of the season from the judges, Derek Hug and Bruno Tonioli.

But inaba caused a stir when I broke the line, Give Kenny 9 “This was not perfect.” She confessed to the correct design, but held firmly for her criticism, a step that angered fans online.

In the same episode, Olympia Elona Maher He also admired the tango technically. While her colleagues praised the judges, Enaba again recorded less than expected, as 8 many felt that he was not deserved.

Violent reactions have entered a wave of criticism online, as the fans are demanding the replacement of INABA for what they called “biased opinions against female dancers.” Social media ignited calls for its exit, and the retail marks that they doubt arbitrate in the days after the broadcast.

This was not the first time that Enaba was accused of bias. In previous seasons, the contestants love Hana Brown and Kaitlin Presto She clashed with her about what they described as NitPicky discounts, where some viewers even launched the #Carriennbias retail brand.

Despite the disposal of the table of judges, “DWTS” is pushing forward with one of the most diverse molds in years. From the Olympic medals to the veterans of Hollywood, the selection of season 34 is fierce competition, emotional stories and unforgettable shows.

The influencer Alex Earl will be one of the competing stars for the mirror ball cup. Before the first show, she admitted that the celebration hall is a completely new world for her, although there is some experience in dancing in her past. “I grew up, but not the dance hall dance. If you see what is going on in the rehearsals, it is a little modest until now,” I admitted, to all ABC.