Here’s who has left Dancing with the Stars Australia 2025

Mia Fevola’s journey on Dancing With The Stars came to an end in the second semi-final, after she and partner Gustavo Viglio were eliminated following their elegant foxtrot.

Scoring 31 points, the routine was praised for its technical polish, though judges encouraged Mia to show more emotional depth.

It capped off a season that saw Mia consistently impress with her grace and determination.

Earlier highlights included a “gorgeous” Viennese waltz that touched judges with its sentimental connection to her mum, and a sultry rumba that showcased her growing confidence, earning 28 points.

Her Week 4 cha-cha also stood out, with Craig Revel Horwood admitting she exceeded expectations.

Reflecting on her time in the competition, she said, “My confidence has grown so much, and I’m proud of how far I’ve come as a dancer.”

Olympic boxer Harry Garside bid farewell to the Dancing With The Stars ballroom in an emotional semi-final exit. Despite his fierce commitment and growth throughout the competition, Harry and his partner, Siobhan Power, fell short of the Grand Finale after scoring 20 points for their Mad Max-inspired tango. While the routine didn’t win over the judges technically, they applauded Harry’s dedication and theatrical flair.

Reflecting on his time on the show, Harry was full of gratitude. “It’s been so much fun,” he said. “To share this with Siobhan, and to learn how to dance from her, like, how cool is that?”

Known for pushing his boundaries both inside and outside the ring, Harry embraced the challenge with heart and humour, winning fans over with his determination. “Fingers crossed it helps my boxing,” he added with a grin.

Osher Günsberg’s Dancing With The Stars journey came to an end after his tango to David Bowie’s ‘Fashion’ failed to impress, earning just 15 points.

Craig Revel Horwood branded it a “right royal mess,” sparking a fiery exchange.

It marked a dip after Osher had surprised the judges in earlier weeks with a high-energy jive and growing confidence.

His first dance, a foxtrot, placed him at the bottom of the leaderboard, but he showed steady progress throughout the season.

Gracious in defeat, Osher thanked his dance partner, Sriani, calling her “an extraordinary teacher” and “an incredible human being.”

In episode 5, acting star Rebecca Gibney left the competition following a royal-themed dance night: “Kings & Queens of song and dance”.

She performed a passionate paso doble to Whitney Houston’s ‘Queen of the Night’, earning 28 points. While judges noted her improvement, they felt her posture could be stronger.

However, after the audience’s votes were tallied, Rebecca was eliminated. She thanked her dance partner, Ian and praised the entire production team, saying she would truly miss the incredible experience.

“The amount of work that goes into this show, costumes are amazing the make up is amazing. Everyone from the judges, the production crew and everyone behind the scenes – it’s mindboggling how extraordinary everyone is and I’m going to miss it.”

7NEWS presenter Karina Carvalho has become the second celebrity to leave Dancing with the Stars 2025.

Despite showing clear improvement with a vibrant salsa alongside partner Andrey Gorbunov, the pair didn’t secure enough votes to stay in the competition.

Karina thanked Andrey for his support, saying, “Andrey is not just a fantastic, highly qualified dancer, he’s such a great teacher and he’s put together the most beautiful choreography for us.”

The first elimination of the season was Susie O’Neill!

Susie O’Neill, affectionately known as “Madame Butterfly,” is one of Australia’s most accomplished swimmers. The Queenslander has competed in three Olympics: Barcelona in 1992, Atlanta in 1996, and Sydney in 2000. She won a total of eight medals (two gold, four silver, and two bronze); however, winning the coveted Mirrorball Trophy was not to be for this champion.

In the episode, Susie O’Neill took on a foxtrot, confronting her discomfort with physical closeness. Though her scores were low, the judges commended her growth, aside from Craig Revel Horwood, who delivered a stinging critique: “Seven weeks and seven hours a day wasted, I’d say.”

However, she was happy to have learned “how to hug.”