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Starstruck V Dance Challenge

Douglas Nieras, the Starstruck's dance mentor, chose two pairs to dance hiphop: Rocco & Diva, and Sef & Nina. Rocco and Diva danced better because they were dancing together. Nina and Sef were like dancing individually. Diva did better than Nina on stage; Nina however was praised more during the rehearsals. Perhaps, Nina had jitters on stage. Rocco was naturally confident and relax on stage. Sef's moves tend to be calculated.

In the Ballroom challenge, the two pairs chosen to perform on stage were: Rocco & Rox, and Enzo & Diva. Enzo and Diva danced well. Rocco & Rox's performance was boring. As beginners though, they all did well.

The Bottom Three

The bottom three are: Princess, for missing one dance class; though he did well on the dance floor, Sef was in the bottom three for some reasons; and Zeryl, who missed the dance lessons for health reasons.

Stand Outs

At this point, Rocco is a stand out. He's charming, has the masculine manly appeal. His eyes express emotions, and he looks good on the camera. Rocco, so far, has received two awards: Best perfomace by an actor, and Best male dance performance.

Among the girls, none of them stands out yet.

Nina, on the other hand, won the Facebook most-friended reward. She was chosen as a team leader to organize a Christmas party for the kids of the House of Refuge.
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