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Suzanne Somers and Tony Dovolani were the fourth pair eliminated from “Dancing With the Stars” after receiving the lowest number of votes for last week’s dance routine. See the video below of their elimination.

The bottom three by the judges scores were Chris Soules and Witney Carson with the lowest score of 27 out of 40 points, followed closely by Suzanne Somers and Tony Dovolani with a score of 28, and then Patti LaBelle and Artem Chigvintsev with a score of 30. Despite the popularity of Soules, Somers and LaBelle, they still ended up in the bottom three, based on fan votes. In the end, even though Somers and Dovolani didn’t technically have the lowest score, they still were sent home.

Last week, Michael Sam was voted off the show, and before him was Charlotte McKinney, who struggled to nail her dance routines. Redfoo was the first celebrity contestant eliminated from the show.

What do you think about Somers and Dovolani being the fourth couple eliminated on “Dancing With the Stars?” Watch the video below of Suzanne Somers and Tony Dovolani’s elimination.

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Tori Spelling was hospitalized over Easter weekend after falling on a hot hibachi grill and burning her right arm at a Benihana restaurant, a source confirms to Gossip Cop. The 41-year-old was enjoying lunch at the Japanese eatery with her husband Dean McDermott, their four kids, and a few friends when she tripped and fell backwards on the hot grill used by chefs to cook food in front of customers. Spelling received a bad burn, which required a skin graft, says our source.

After trying to treat the burn at home, Spelling checked into the Grossman Burn Center in West Hills, California, where she received the skin graft. She alluded to the incident on Sunday in an Instagram post in which she wrote, “Perfect @Easter Sunday. Aside from the Benihana Burn!”

Unfortunately, this isn’t the first time Spelling has had to take a trip to the hospital. In March, McDermott took her to Encino Hospital Medical Center in Los Angeles. It was widely reported that Spelling was suffering from a “mystery” illness, but she slammed the reports, writing on Twitter that she has “horrific migraines.”

Gossip Cop is told Spelling is recuperating nicely after accidentally getting burned. We wish her a speedy recovery.

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Jussie Smollett revealed that he experienced an emotional encounter with a young fan who said she almost committed suicide over her sexuality, but didn’t because of him. The “Empire” star said the interaction left him “bawling,” explaining that the fan didn’t go through with it after watching him discuss his sexuality on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

“I get really incredible people,” Smollett told E! News about his fans, adding, “This girl came to a signing and she showed me she had cuts on her arm and said, I swear to God, she said she was about to commit suicide and just happened to see me on ‘Ellen’ and it changed her life.” The 31-year-old actor said that the fan encounter touched him so much that he “literally started bawling.” Smollett noted, “I am a little sucker for emotion… But that stuff right there is crazy to think that you can have such a difference on someone’s life. It touches me in a really, really deep way.”

As Gossip Cop reported, during a March appearance on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” Smollett revealed he was gay, saying “there’s never been a closet, that I’ve been in.” He also thanked DeGeneres for all her work in the LGBT community: “”You’ve been such an inspiration to so many, but also to me. What you’ve done in the LGBT community is very much in my opinion kind of like what Michael Jackson did with the black community.”