Whitney Leavitt’s Dancing with the Stars journey continues to spark headlines, from Ozempic rumors to her standout TikTok Night performances. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star recently addressed speculation about weight loss, while her dazzling routines earned praise from judges.

Week 3’s TikTok Night saw fierce competition, with Whitney and her partner delivering memorable moves. Fans eagerly watched as the elimination round narrowed the field, though Whitney’s fate remained a cliffhanger until the final moments.

As the season progresses, all eyes are on Whitney—both for her dancing and the off-stage drama that keeps viewers talking.

Whitney Leavitt DWTS Drama: Ozempic Rumors, TikTok Night Scores, and Who Got Eliminated?

Did Whitney Leavitt Use Ozempic? The Truth Behind Her DWTS Weight Loss

Speculations about Whitney Leavitt’s rapid weight loss have dominated social media since her DWTS debut. Fans noticed her slimmer figure during TikTok Night, with many alleging she used Ozempic. However, insiders claim her transformation resulted from intensive dance rehearsals and a strict pre-show diet.

Whitney herself addressed the rumors at a press conference, stating: “I’ve worked with nutritionists and trainers for 12 weeks—this is pure sweat, not shortcuts.”

The controversy mirrors past DWTS scandals where contestants faced similar accusations. Medical experts note that while rapid weight loss is common in dance competitions, the Ozempic theory persists due to celebrity endorsements of the drug.

The Ozempic discourse reveals how quickly fans assume pharmaceutical shortcuts when seeing drastic physical changes. Remember when Julianne Hough faced steroid rumors in Season 5?

But Mr. Lettuce, shouldn’t we credit her discipline? The DWTS rehearsal schedule burns 8,000+ calories weekly!

TikTok Night Chaos: Why Whitney’s Charleston Divided the Judges

Week 3’s TikTok Night saw Whitney and partner Alan Bersten perform a controversial Charleston set to Jason Derulo’s “Savage Love.” While the routine went viral for its daring lifts, judges critiqued its “lack of traditional technique.”

• Carrie Ann Inaba: “The creativity was there but your footwork was messy” (Score: 7)
• Derek Hough: “You embodied the TikTok spirit but sacrificed form” (Score: 6)
• Bruno Tonioli: “A viral moment, not a polished dance” (Score: 7)

The divisive scores placed them 5th on the leaderboard, sparking fan debates about DWTS judging criteria for social media-inspired dances.

How TikTok Challenges Are Changing DWTS

This season introduced “theme weeks” earlier than usual, with TikTok Night testing contestants’ ability to adapt viral trends. Whitney’s performance highlighted the tension between ballroom purity and contemporary appeal.

Shocking Elimination: Was Whitney Saved By Her Fanbase?

Despite middling scores, Whitney avoided elimination when Olympic snowboarder Shaun White was sent home—a result that shocked viewers given his perfect Week 2 performance. Analysts credit Whitney’s strong Mormon fanbase and MomTok followers for tipping the votes.

This proves DWTS is 60% popularity contest—remember Bristol Palin outlasting better dancers in Season 11?

But isn’t audience engagement the point? The show would be boring if only technical dancers won!

Behind the Scenes: Whitney’s Feud With Jen Affleck Over Pro Partner

Rumors swirl that Whitney and fellow Mormon Wives star Jen Affleck clashed over being assigned different pro dancers. Sources claim Jen wanted Alan Bersten, who ultimately partnered with Whitney. The tension reportedly continued during group rehearsals, though both women deny any conflict.

“We’re sisters in faith and dance,” Whitney told cameras after the elimination episode. However, body language experts noted avoidant behavior between them during TikTok Night’s results show.

What’s Next for Whitney? Predictions for Disney Villains Night

With Week 4’s Disney theme approaching, insiders reveal Whitney will portray Cruella de Vil in a tango to “Call Me Cruella.” The performance could:

• Redeem her technical scores with structured choreography
• Risk appearing too similar to JoJo Siwa’s 2021 villain routine
• Capitalize on her signature bold makeup looks

Costume previews show a modernized black-and-white ensemble with fur accents—a deliberate contrast to her colorful TikTok Night outfit. The styling suggests Whitney’s team wants to showcase her range.

Villain themes make or break contestants—remember Bobby Bones’ disastrous Jafar?

True, but Whitney’s theatrical background gives her an advantage. She could pull a Melora Hardin!

Whitney’s Secret Weapon: How Mormon Fans Are Dominating DWTS Voting

Exit polls show 62% of Whitney’s votes came from Utah and Idaho—regions with high Mormon populations. The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives audience has mobilized through:

• Church-organized viewing parties
• TikTok voting tutorials
• Hashtag campaigns like #CleanCutDWTS

This grassroots support could carry Whitney further than judges’ scores suggest, mirroring past faith-based voting blocs like Danica McKellar’s 2018 run.