Dancing With The Stars is back for 2025. Twelve new celebrities hit the dance floor every Sunday on 7plus, hoping to shimmy and shake their way to the top of the leaderboard.Dancing With The Stars is back for 2025. Twelve new celebrities hit the dance floor every Sunday on 7plus, hoping to shimmy and shake their way to the top of the leaderboard.
Making the list for this season’s dozen dancers are: Felicity Ward, Shaun Micallef, Mia Fevola, Kyle Shilling, Karina Carvalho, Osher Günsberg, Michael Usher, Rebecca Gibney, Trent Cotchin, Brittany Hockley, Harry Garside, and Susie O’Neill.
Who will bop to the top of the 2025 Dancing With The Stars leaderboard?
What were the scores on Dancing With The Stars Australia 2025
Felicity Ward
Round one
Felicity opened up the second episode, dancing the Pasodoble with her partner Aric Yegudkin.
Craig – 4
Helen – 6
Sharna – 6
Mark – 6
Total – 22
Round two
Comedian Felicity and partner Aric were serving chaotic Barbie realness with their round two Cha Cha. The judges had mostly praise for the pair’s efforts, even Craig said their timing was “perfect”.
Craig – 6
Helen – 7
Sharna – 9
Mark – 9
Total – 31
Round three
Felicity is yet to dance.
Shaun Micallef
Round one
Ash-leigh Hunter and Shaun finished off the second DWTS episode with the Quickstep, and received a standing ovation from the audience.
Craig – 5
Helen – 7
Sharna – 6
Mark –6
Total – 24
Round two
TV host Shaun and dance partner Ash-leigh turned the cheekiness up by 1000 with a theatrical foxtrot in round two. Sharna and Craig chipped Shaun for his posture and frame, but all the judges agreed it was an absolute ball. So, did the audience who ranked them first on the night.
Craig – 4
Helen – 7
Sharna – 6
Mark –7
Total – 24
Round three
Shaun is yet to dance.
Mia Fevola
Round one
Mia shared that she was extremely nervous before hitting the stage for a Cha Cha Cha with Gustavo Viglio, which the judges picked up on. However, they said that they’re excited to see what she can do this season, with even Craig saying that he “really, really liked it a lot”.
Craig – 6
Helen – 5
Sharna – 6
Mark –6
Total –23
Round Two
Mia and her professional dance partner, Gustavo, wowed the judges across the board with their round two Viennese Waltz. Mark congratulated the pair for no errors whatsoever, just “elegance”. The other judges were similarly gobsmacked by the pair’s near-flawlessness.
Craig – 8
Helen – 8
Sharna – 9
Mark – 9
Total – 34
Round three
Mia is yet to dance.
Kyle Shilling
Round one
Home and Away‘s Kyle Shilling and Lily Cornish danced the Cha Cha Cha to Lil Boo Thang by Paul Russell for their first performance. Craig stayed true to his infamously harsh judging, claiming that their dancing wasn’t a “cha cha cha in any shape or form”, which received a boo from the audience.
Craig – 3
Helen – 7
Sharna – 7
Mark –7
Total – 24
Round Two
Widjubal and Bunjalung actor Kyle and dance partner Lily killed it with a Viennese Waltz in Round 2. Sharna was a huge fan of the duo’s boldness, but the rest of the judges weren’t so impressed. Craig called it “confusing” while Mark and Helen said there was too much contemporary freestyle and not enough waltz.
Craig – 4
Helen – 6
Sharna – 6
Mark –5
Total – 21
Round three
Kyle is yet to dance.
Osher Günsberg
Round one
It was the foxtrot for Osher Günsberg and Sriani Argaet, which they danced to the classic My Girl by The Temptations. Helen pointed out that he needed to work on his leg work, and Sharna said he and Sriani needed to work on their connection.
Craig – 1
Helen – 3
Sharna – 3
Mark – 2
Total – 9
Round two
Dancing the jive for their second round, Osher Günsberg and Sriani had a lot to improve on from their first round. The judges all agreed that the pair redeemed themselves after a less than impressive first round, with Helen calling the performance a “miracle”. They’re still last on the leaderboard.
Craig – 4
Helen – 5
Sharna – 4
Mark – 5
Total – 18
Round three
Osher is yet to dance.
Michael Usher
Round one
Spotlight host Michael dazzled the judges with his fancy foxtrot, earning him top spot on the leadboard. Alongside professional dance partner Natalie Lowe, the pair earned 27 points for their Dancing With The Stars premiere.
Craig – 6
Helen – 7
Sharna – 6
Mark – 8
Total – 27
Round two
Michael performed a pasodoble for his second dance, which left him out of breath, but took the judges’ breath away.
Craig – 5
Helen – 7
Sharna – 6
Mark – 7
Total – 25
Round three
The judges enjoyed Michael’s third dance, which was the Viennese Waltz to Adele‘s One and Only.
Craig – 5
Helen – 8
Sharna – 8
Mark – 8
Total – 29
Trent Cotchin
Round one
AFL star Trent swapped his footy togs for a tango this past Sunday, earning 21 points on the Dancing With The Stars leaderboard.
Craig – 4
Helen – 6
Sharna – 5
Mark – 6
Total – 21
Round two
Like Suzie, Trent chose the foxtrot for his second performance, but he received much better feedback from the judges than his costar.
Craig – 6
Helen – 8
Sharna – 8
Mark – 8
Total – 30
Round three
Trent’s jive to Blue Suede Shoes by Elvis Presley catapulted him to the top of the leaderboard for the night.
Craig – 8
Helen – 9
Sharna – 9
Mark – 9
Total – 35
Brittany Hockley
Round one
Radio host and ex-bachelor alum, Brittany could not quite cha-cha her way into the judges’ hearts. She scored 21.
Craig – 4
Helen – 6
Sharna – 5
Mark – 6
Total – 21
Round two
Brittany was the last performance of the night with the Samba, and was almost in tears after hearing overwhelmingly positive feedback from the judges.
Craig – 7
Helen – 7
Sharna – 8
Mark – 9
Total – 31
Round three
Brittany received a standing ovation from the audience for her dance to Kylie Minogue‘s Padam Padam.
Craig – 7
Helen – 8
Sharna – 9
Mark – 9
Total – 33
Harry Garside
Round one
Swapping the gym for a jive on this week’s Dancing With The Stars premiere, Olympic boxer Harry also scored 21 points on the leadboard with the help of professional dance partner Siobhan Power.
Craig – 3
Helen – 6
Sharna – 5
Mark – 7
Total – 21
Round two
Harry danced contemporary and gave a moody performance, which the crowd loved.
Craig – 5
Helen – 6
Sharna — 7
Mark – 7
Total – 25
Round three
Harry danced a sensual rumba for round three and was only just saved because of a new twist that involved an audience vote.
Craig – 4
Helen – 7
Sharna — 7
Mark – 7
Total – 25
Rebecca Gibney – Eliminated
Round one
Kicking things off with a cheeky cha-cha-cha, actress Rebecca and professional partner Ian Waite came in second (so far) with 24 points on the leaderboard.
Craig – 6
Helen – 6
Sharna – 6
Mark – 6
Total – 24
Round two
Rebecca performed the Viennese waltz in the second episode and put on a classical performance to At Last by Etta James. However, the judges said that Ian was dominating the performance and they wanted to see more of her.
Craig – 5
Helen – 7
Sharna – 6
Mark – 7
Total – 25
Round three
In round three, Rebecca danced a paso doble to Whitney Houston’s Queen of the Night with her partner Ian.
Craig – 6
Helen – 8
Sharna – 7
Mark – 7
Total – 28
Susie O’Neill — eliminated
Round one
In last place on the leaderboard (for now) is Olympic butterfly swimming champion Susie. She switched out the pool for pumps this week, but her tango didn’t tick boxes – scoring 13 points.
Craig – 2
Helen – 4
Sharna – 4
Mark – 3
Total – 13
Round two
Susie took on the foxtrot in the second episode, which most of the judges felt needed more work, and they shared some technical advice with her.
Craig – 2
Helen – 5
Sharna – 4
Mark – 4
Total – 15
Karina Carvalho – eliminated
Round one
Newsreader Karina Carvalho and Andre Gorbunov performed the Viennese Waltz, which was met with criticism from the judges for not being relaxed enough.
Craig – 5
Helen – 6
Sharna – 6
Mark –7
Total – 24
Round Two
For round two, newsreader darling Karina and her professional dance partner Andre spiced up the dancefloor with a salsa. The judges all agreed that Karina’s stage presence had improved significantly compared to the last round, but sadly, the audience eliminated from the competition.
Craig – 4
Helen – 6
Sharna – 5
Mark – 5
Total – 20
Watch Dancing With The Stars Australia 2025 on Sundays from 7pm on Channel 7 and 7plus.
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