After her energetic Charleston, Julia Beautx suddenly has a good chance of making it into the “Let’s Dance” finale. The rehearsals gave her big problems.
One thing is clear: “Let’s Dance” is no picnic. Julia Beautx (23) now knows this from her own experience. In the last show, however, the influencer and her dance partner Zsolt Sándor Cseke (35) caused a storm of enthusiasm. With their fiery Charleston they fought for a proud 27 points.
Even Joachim Llambi (58) was impressed and awarded nine points. “It was great because you pulled this thing through from start to finish. You were nicely in sync,” was the praise of the otherwise strict juror. Jorge González (55) in turn enthused: “What an opening, what energy. Julia, you were that diamond in the rough. Today I see a young woman with a talent, with a great development. That was a great, great dance!”
What the jury and TV viewers didn’t know: Julia Beautx actually felt pretty out of breath after the Easter break. The training before the last show was therefore all the more exhausting. “The first two hours were really tough,” reveals the YouTuber in an interview celebrity flash. Actually, she had expected to start with renewed energy, but exactly the opposite happened: “Suddenly I was out of condition.”
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Luckily, Julia quickly found her best form again. “After that it went. After that, everything was great again,” she reports with satisfaction. With her performance, the actress made a brilliant comeback on the dance stage. In fact, the blonde didn’t expect to get so many points. “I never thought it would work out so well because I’m always super excited before the show and something always doesn’t work out that always worked before,” she admits.
The fans were also enthusiastic about the performance. “Julia has made a great development. She would have deserved a place in the final,” said one Instagram user. Another wrote: “The dance was just really fun to watch. It’s crazy how good Julia has become since the beginning of Let’s Dance!”
