Chynna & Tony eliminated from ‘Dancing With The Stars 13′ tonight week 4. Tonight’s elimination show kicked off with a performance from former Grammy Winner Rafael Saadiq . He sang the classic song “Soul Man.” Then they showed rehearsal footage from Derek & Julianne Hough’s performance to lead into the first break.

After the break, Susan Boyle hit the stage to sing popular song, “Unchained Melody.” Then they showed recap footage from last night’s performances show. Next,they revealed that Ricki & Derek were safe,J.R. & Karina were safe, and Robert & Cheryl hit the bottom three this week to lead into the break.

After the break, Brooke Burke talked backstage with a few of the contestants. Then Julianne Hough hit the stage with her Footloose co-star Kenny Wormald to perform a dance routine to a slow ballet song. Then Blake Shelton hit the stage to sing the more upbeat “Footloose” song, while Julianne, Kenny,and a bunch of other dancers performed to it.

After the break, they showed more recap footage from last night. Then they revealed Chaz & Lacey were safe,Carson & Anna were safe,and Chynna & Tony hit the bottom three this week. Next, they showed another “behind the scenes” video with the celebs talking about their experience on the show.

After the break, Julianne Hough returned to the stage with her brother Derek to perform an awesome,fast paced, dance routine. Then they showed more recap footage from last night. Next, they revealed that Hope & Maksim were safe, Nancy & Tristan hit the bottom three,and David & Kim were safe this week to lead into the final break.

After the final break, they revealed that Nancy & Tristan were safe this week,which meant Robert & Cheryl and Chynna & Tony landed in the bottom two this week. Then they revealed, Tony & Chynna had to pack up their things head out because they were indeed eliminated. It looks like Chynna’s mistake,last night, really cost her. They closed out the show with one final dance. Follow us on Facebook by Clicking Here. Follow us on Twitter by Clicking Here.

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