She appeared via satellite after Dovolani danced with a stand-in, Jenna Johnson, and insisted that she felt “really great…” Tony was even by her side while she was in the hospital.
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Two days after her minor stroke, Zolciak spoke with US Weekly to reveal that she is already looking forward to returning to the competition. On Monday night’s live show, “The Real Housewives of Atlanta” alum was told that she must withdraw from the celebrity ballroom competition after missing her performance due to doctor’s orders. “It’s the scariest thing I’ve ever been through in my whole life”, Zolciak-Biermann said. Wendy told viewers she was “sorry” if Zolciak’s stroke had been legitimate, but said that if she had gone through all that trouble just to be removed from the competition there was certainly an easier way.
She also added that Kim “allegedly suffered a mini-stroke after returning home from “Dancing With The Stars” last week. Regardless I’ll be dancing my a** off at the finale”, she wrote, along with a link to the petition. Kim posted pictures in a hospital gown on her Instagram account telling fans, “The last 24hrs have been whirlwind!” We certainly think that Tony would be willing to continue to train her to be the best dancer she could be in the interim.
According to People, the rules of the show state that a contestant must withdraw from performing on Dancing with the Stars “in the instance of a health issue or illness” that prevents them from dancing. News. “I don’t care what the circumstance is; she’s got six kids”. I don’t know if you know but I rehearsed on Saturday.
“Dancing With The Stars” Season 21 airs tonight, September 28 at 8 p.m. on ABC.
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As of Sunday, Zolciak was recovering at home in Atlanta, Georgia and the reality star documented her journey via Instagram. Later on Dovolani talked about his elimination saying although he, Kim and the producers all wanted them back, the lawyers couldn’t be convinced.
