'DWTS' Judge Carrie Ann Inaba Calls Out the Audience After Anna Delvey's Cha Cha

Inaba Took to Social Media to Express Her Disappointment

Carrie Ann Inaba, a judge on the popular dancing competition show "Dancing with the Stars" (DWTS), recently took to social media to express her disappointment with the audience's reaction to Anna Delvey's cha cha performance.

In a series of tweets, Inaba criticized the audience for booing Delvey, who is a convicted fraudster, during her performance. Inaba argued that the audience's reaction was unfair and that Delvey should be judged on her dancing ability, not her past.

Audience Reaction

The audience's reaction to Delvey's performance was mixed. Some people booed and jeered, while others cheered and applauded. The mixed reaction is likely due to the fact that Delvey is a controversial figure. She was convicted of multiple counts of fraud and theft in 2019, and her story was the subject of the Netflix documentary "Inventing Anna".

Inaba's Defense

In her tweets, Inaba defended Delvey's right to compete on the show. She argued that everyone deserves a second chance, regardless of their past mistakes.

Inaba also pointed out that Delvey is a talented dancer. She said that Delvey's cha cha performance was "technically proficient" and that she showed "great potential."

Conclusion

The controversy over Anna Delvey's appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" is likely to continue. However, Carrie Ann Inaba's defense of Delvey is a reminder that everyone deserves a second chance, regardless of their past mistakes.