Everyone knows that Dancing With The Stars friendships can last far after the Mirrorball is awarded. Ezra Soza showed that he’s still in contact with his dance partner Anna Delvey, with a sweet video he posted to TikTok.
Soza attended the Los Angeles stop of Sabrina Carpenter’s Short And Sweet Tour, posting a video of himself at the show on Friday, November 15.
The video showed the dance pro FaceTiming Delvey, as Carpenter began to play her hit song “Espresso.” (The duo, of course, danced a cha-ha to the hit song during the premiere of season 33 back in September.)
When Delvey picks up the video call, the two share a cute moment dancing along to the song.
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Delvey responded to the TikTok, writing “I got this one boy and he won’t stop calling,” as a cheeky nod to the song’s lyrics. Soza responded to her comment writing “IM ACTUALLY LAUGHING.”
@ezrasosa
i HAD too 🙂↔️😅 @Anna Delvey #dwts @Peacock
♬ original sound – Ezra Sosa
Delvey and Soza were the first to be eliminated during their appearance on the long-running ABC compeтιтion show.
Back in September, Delvey opened up about her time on the show, during an appearance on Tori Spelling‘s podcast, “Misspelling.”
“I thought, like, ‘Well, they were building me up.’ It’s like, ‘Well, only if you smile more, only if you do X, Y, Z, it’s going to be so much better,’” she said. “It felt like they put so much effort in trying to get me on the show and make me feel comfortable, just to eliminate me this early. I see it, yeah, like an attempt of an embarrᴀssment for us to get eliminated before Eric [Roberts] or Reginald [VelJohnson] in a dancing compeтιтion. Even though in the end it’s not that big of a deal.”
Delvey added that the elimination felt “a bit upsetting to her.”
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“It felt like a waste of time for me to do all this for them to just discard me so easily,” she said. I know the show was very excited to have me on, but the large part of the audience is not the people who would usually be excited about me in general.”
Delvey said during the podcast that she felt she improved between her two dances on the show.
“I don’t think I’ve done the worst job on the show,” she said. “We got eliminated and people who were, I think, below us got to stay on the show and makes it a bit sus for a show that’s called Dancing With the Stars, and not like Gossiping With the Stars or Making Friends With the Stars.”
