Former 'DWTS' Champ Shawn Johnson Thinks This Couple Will Win Season 29 (EXCLUSIVE)
Former 'Dancing With the Stars' champ Shawn Johnson choices her early favorites to win 'DWTS' Season 29 — in finding out her prediction right here!
Former Olympic gymnast Shawn Johnson is no stranger to the replicate ball trophy. The gold medalist was once topped the Dancing With the Stars champ in 2009 alongside her spouse, Mark Ballas, and in 2012 she returned to the ballroom to compete in the all-star version with now pass judgement on Derek Hough.
Again, Shawn beat out most of the pageant and got here in 2nd position.
Fast ahead a decade and Shawn is still a huge fan of the dancing festival, and we are certain it won't be lengthy till Shawn's 11-month-old daughter, Drew, is staring at along with her.
So, who does Shawn assume will win 'DWTS' Season 29 in 2020?
In an exclusive interview with Distractify, Shawn, who lately partnered up with Duracell for the release of the logo's new lithium coin batteries, revealed which couple is her favorite!
"I watch every season," Shawn shared. "My favorite is definitely Kaitlyn Bristowe. I really want her to win."
Along with rooting for the former (*29*), Shawn additionally has some advice for Kaitlyn, who is lately teamed up with pro-dancer Artem Chigvintsev.
"It's been a while ... make sure you have a lot of double-sided tape for your costume," she added with amusing.
Kaitlyn Bristowe has an excellent chance of winning 'DWTS.'
Kaitlyn's adventure to DWTS has no longer been easy. Originally presented the gig in 2015, after her season of The (*29*) aired, Kaitlyn printed she used to be forced to turn it down.
Now, 5 years later, the Canadian attractiveness, who is the daughter of a ballerina, is ready to take home the replicate ball trophy.
According to US-Bookies.com, Kaitlyn has 14 to one odds to win DWTS Season 29, trailing in the back of Skai Jackson, Justina Machado, Johnny Weir, and early favorite A.J. McLean.
"My mom was a professional ballerina. I started dancing when I was three years old. I quit for a while and got back into taking jazz, tap, and contemporary when I was around 12. I thought this is what I want to do with my career," Kaitlyn told TV Insider. "I moved to Vancouver after high school and danced with a company and I did some cheerleading there. Around the age of 24, I gave up on dancing. That’s why this opportunity is so exciting. I’m thrilled. Dancing is a huge passion."
She continued of filming DWTS amid the coronavirus pandemic, "It’d be a bonus to have an audience, but I’m just happy to be there. I’m taking advice from past [Bachelor Nation] contestants. They’ve said, ‘Just enjoy every minute.’"
We'll be rooting Kaitlyn on right together with Shawn!
Watch Dancing With the Stars Mondays at eight p.m ET on ABC.
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