Catch Up: All the Big Moments from Dancing with the Stars 2025 So Far

Missed tonight’s episode of Dancing with the Stars ?

Never fear, here’s a complete recap:

What happened on tonight’s episode of Dancing with the Stars ?

Episode 3

Michael Usher kicked off Episode 3 with a paso doble. His performance got a luke-warm reception from the judges with Helen Richey calling him “terrific” but with Craig Revel Horwood calling him “too square”.

Susie O’Neill was up next with a foxtrot. The judges didn’t care for it all at and gave her only 15 points out of a possible 40.

Trent Cotchin also performed a foxtrot while Harry Garside did an emotional contemporary.

The judges called Rebecca Gibney’s Viennese waltz “regal” and “elegant”.

And Brittany Hockley wowed everyone with a samba.

After all the performances, the first elimination took place and Susie was ultimately sent home.

Leaderboard as of Episode 3:

  • Brittany Hockley and Craig Monley: 31
  • Trent Cotchin and Jess Raffa: 30
  • Michael Usher and Natalie Lowe: 25
  • Harry Garside and Siobhan Power: 25
  • Rebecca Gibney and Ian Waite: 25
  • Susie O’Neill and Lyu Masuda: 15 (eliminated)

Episode 2

The remaining six contestants took to the dance floor in Episode 2, with Felicity Ward and her partner Aric Yegudkin kicking things off.

The duo performed a paso doble which Helen Richey didn’t care for but Sharna Burgess praised.

Kyle Shilling and his partner Lily Cornish went next with a cha-cha-cha. While it was well received, all of the judges did call out Kyle’s poor technique.

Mark Wilson loved Karina Carvalho and her partner Andrey Gorbunov’s Viennese waltz. “I thought you really sold the performance beautifully,” he said.

As for Mia Fevola and her partner Gustavo Viglio, all of the judges agreed their cha-cha-cha was excellent.

Sadly, the same can’t be said for Osher Günsberg and his partner Sriani Argaet. He received the lowest score of the night for his and Sriani’s foxtrot.

And finally, Shaun Micallef and his partner Ash-Leigh Hunter performed a cheeky quickstep that both the audience and judges loved.

Leaderboard as of Episode 2:

  • Michael Usher and Natalie Lowe: 27
  • Shaun Micallef and Ash-Leigh Hunter: 24
  • Kyle Shilling and Lily Cornish: 24
  • Rebecca Gibney and Ian Waite: 24
  • Karina Carvalho and Andrey Gorbunov: 23
  • Mia Fevola and Gustavo Viglio: 23
  • Felicity Ward and Aric Yegudkin: 22
  • Trent Cotchin and Jess Raffa: 21
  • Brittany Hockley and Craig Monley: 21
  • Harry Garside and Siobhan Power: 21
  • Susie O’Neill and Lyu Masuda: 13
  • Osher Günsberg and Sriani Argaet: 9

Episode 1

Co-hosts Sonia Kruger and Dr Chris Brown kicked off the 2025 season of Dancing with the Stars by introducing this year’s 12 contestants – see the full list here .

They then announced that six of the 12 would perform in this episode, and the other six in Episode 2.

Trent Cotchin and his partner Jess Raffa kicked off this year’s competition with an “assertive” tango; which got mixed reviews from the judges… Sharna Burgess loved it and Craig Revel Horwood said the performance “lacked any form of passion”.

Brittany Hockley and her partner Craig Monley performed a cha-cha-cha; she too got mixed reviews from the judges.

Harry Garside and his partner Siobhan Power took to the floor with a jive, which ALSO got mixed reviews from the judges… Helen Richey said Harry might be “the heavyweight in this competition” whereas Craig said his performance was “messy”.

Susie O’Neill and her partner Lyu Masuda also performed a tango. But it was not well received; she got the lowest score of the night.

Michael Usher on the other hand got the highest score of the night thanks to the foxtrot he performed with his partner Natalie Lowe. All four judges praised Michael for his “footwork” and “charisma”.

Last to perform was Rebecca Gibney and her partner Ian Waite. They took on the cha-cha-cha. The judges did have a few criticisms for the Logie winner but ultimately they all liked the performance.

Leaderboard as of Episode 1:

  • Michael Usher and Natalie Lowe: 27
  • Rebecca Gibney and Ian Waite: 24
  • Trent Cotchin and Jess Raffa: 21
  • Brittany Hockley and Craig Monley: 21
  • Harry Garside and Siobhan Power: 21
  • Susie O’Neill and Lyu Masuda: 13

Watch Dancing with the Stars on Channel 7 on Sundays at 7pm or on 7plus .

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