So did Janel and Val, for their “seamless” fox trot-paso doble that Carrie Ann called “the perfect showcase” for the passionate, artistic, elegant duo. Sadie and Mark started with a quickstep-samba fusion that Len said wasn’t perfect, but still earned a perfect 40 score anyway. The results came after all three finalists performed a 24-hour fusion dance, which gave viewers one last opportunity to see the stars in ballroom action. Janel Parrish wasn’t mad she came in third: The “Pretty Little Liars” star said her partner Val Chmerkovskiy was her trophy for the season. “Duck Dynasty” scion Sadie Robertson and pro partner Mark Ballas finished in second place. You’re my glitter ball.” Alfonso so deserved this title that the coveted Mirrorball even turned on its axis during his and Witney’s 24-hour fusion. And for bringing back the Carlton.īirthday boy Bruno Tonioli declared Alfonso was “always turned on to the max” and could “split beats like a skilled surgeon.” Carrie Ann Inaba likened Alfonso to “a glitter ball. Alfonso wanted this so badly he even wrote a rap about it, set to “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” Kudos also to Witney for impressively showcasing her partner with such fresh and innovatively choreographed routines. The onetime Tap Dance Kid grinned and bore it through back and groin injury to deliver flawless routine after flawless routine with performance factors that were through the roof. “I’ve wanted this forever.”Īnd really, this was the right choice (and not just because Alfonso will be going on the “DWTS” live tour).

After 11 weeks of competition, 2,788 combined hours of training, a lifetime’s worth of spray tan and too many sparkles to count, we finally have a “Dancing With the Stars” Season 19 winner:Īs the always and forever Carlton said, “Sorry, ladies, dancing is a man’s sport.” The “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” star and consummate performer has waited 10 whole years for his shot at the coveted Mirrorball trophy.

Dancing stars finale 2014