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Despite the show-stopping moves, Whitney Leavitt<\/strong> and Mark Ballas<\/strong> won\u2019t be riding a little red corvette into the Dancing With the Stars<\/em><\/a> finale.<\/p>\n Though they pulled off the third-highest score of the evening with 58 points, performing a cha cha to “1999” and a Viennese waltz to “Slow Love,” the two were ultimately voted off in the Prince<\/strong><\/a>-themed semi-finals of the ABC show on Nov. 18.<\/p>\n “I already feel like a winner,” Whitney said. “<\/span>This show has meant the absolute world for me. It’s changed my life and I’ll forever be so grateful to have this experience.”<\/p>\n Mark added, “I had the best time. I love this show.”<\/p>\n It was an emotional night in the ballroom for all the contestants, as Alix Earle<\/strong> broke down in tears over praise and Jordan Chiles<\/strong> cried over her first perfect score of 30. The Olympian told cohost Julianne Hough<\/strong>, “That little girl in me should be very, very proud.”<\/p>\n Dylan Efron <\/strong>even got a show of support from brother Zac Efron<\/strong>, who attended his first DWTS<\/em> taping<\/a> to cheer on The Traitors<\/em> star.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n