Fifth Harmony Supported Normani Kordei on Dancing with the Stars in the Best Way Possible
For Fifth Harmony fans, the most recent episode of Dancing with the Stars was an emotional one.
As you all know, our former cover star, Normani Kordei, is currently slaying the 24th season of the hit dance reality show and week four was no different for the singer. Partnered up with Valentin Chmerkovskiy, the two danced the Rumba to the classic R&B song “Impossible.” Right off the bat, the performance started a little differently with Kordei singing the first verse. But after she took her first step, her bandmates, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke and Dinah Jane, appeared in matching blush pink gowns singing the accompanying song live.
For week four’s theme, the remaining DWTS contestants had to look back at the turning points of their career (a.k.a their “Most Memorable Year”). As for Kordei, she couldn’t have picked a more perfect song to showcase it. In case you were wondering why the song sounded so familiar, you’re not crazy. True Harmonizers would remember that the girl group performed Shontelle’s “Impossible” for Simon Cowell and Marc Anthony back in 2012 on X-Factor. The song was especially special because it was the first time the girls sang together.
“In 2012, my parents convinced me to audition of X-Factor,” says Kordei in the intro segment. “I met four beautiful girls. That’s the moment that my life changed forever.”
While the pair didn’t receive the highest marks of the night (Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater got the honours), Normani received nothing but praise from the judges, including being called a “powerhouse” by Julianne Hough and a “Rumba Dominatrix” by Bruno Tonioli.
Watch the touching video below and keep a tissue box within arm’s length. You’ll need it.
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As you all know, our former cover star, Normani Kordei, is currently slaying the 24th season of the hit dance reality show and week four was no different for the singer. Partnered up with Valentin Chmerkovskiy, the two danced the Rumba to the classic R&B song "Impossible." Right off the bat, the performance started a little differently with Kordei singing the first verse. But after she took her first step, her bandmates, Lauren Jauregui, Ally Brooke and Dinah Jane, appeared in matching blush pink gowns singing the accompanying song live.
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSu2y3SBb6d/?taken-by=normanikordei
For week four's theme, the remaining DWTS contestants had to look back at the turning points of their career (a.k.a their "Most Memorable Year"). As for Kordei, she couldn't have picked a more perfect song to showcase it. In case you were wondering why the song sounded so familiar, you're not crazy. True Harmonizers would remember that the girl group performed Shontelle's "Impossible" for Simon Cowell and Marc Anthony back in 2012 on X-Factor. The song was especially special because it was the first time the girls sang together.
"In 2012, my parents convinced me to audition of X-Factor," says Kordei in the intro segment. "I met four beautiful girls. That's the moment that my life changed forever."
https://www.instagram.com/p/BSwfJn6hLVN/?taken-by=normanikordei
While the pair didn't receive the highest marks of the night (Rashad Jennings and Emma Slater got the honours), Normani received nothing but praise from the judges, including being called a "powerhouse" by Julianne Hough and a "Rumba Dominatrix" by Bruno Tonioli.
Watch the touching video below and keep a tissue box within arm's length. You'll need it.
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