The 34th season of Dancing with the Stars continued on Tuesday, with its special One-Hit Wonders Night, which ended in a shock double elimination. 

Hilaria Baldwin, who is 41 and married to actor Alec Baldwin, faced tense moments on the latest episode of Dancing with the Stars as she found herself among the bottom three contestants. However, she managed to advance to the next round, leading to a flurry of reactions from fans on social media.

Meanwhile actor Corey Feldman, 54, and NBA star Baron Davis, 46, were sent home, after getting the lowest scores.  

‘Whoever voted for hilaria…. i just want to talk,’ one outraged fan wrote.

‘pretending like hilaria’s dance wasn’t incredible,’ another added.

However many were left fuming that the reality TV star remained while Davis was voted off.

‘GUYS. NO. HILARIA SHOULDVE WENT NOT BARON.’

‘KEEP BARON IN! GET HILARIA OUT! LET HIM STAY! HE WORKS HARD!’

In his parting words, Corey admitted feeling bad for his partner Jenna Johnson.

‘Jenna is incredible,’ one fan expressed. ‘I feel bad about the outcome because she deserved a better result. She was last year’s champion and, in my opinion, should win every season.’

During the episode, the couples performed dances such as the Cha-Cha, Foxtrot, Jive, Quickstep, Samba, and Tango to songs by artists famous for a single iconic hit. 

After the elimination, this year’s cast of stars — some of whom are said to be ‘miserable’ behind the scenes — is now comprised of Alix Earle, Robert Irwin, Whitney Leavitt, Jen Affleck, Jordan Chiles, Elaine Hendrix, Scott Hoying, Dylan Efron, Andy Richter, Danielle Fishel, and Lauren Jauregui.

Last week, judges Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli gave out scores ranging from 4 to 8. This week, judge Carrie Ann Inaba was back on the show, after missing the premiere due to an illness. 

While no contestants were eliminated in the premiere, co-host Julianne Hough announced that a double elimination would send two couples home in week two. 

Hilaria, 41, graced the ballroom towards the end of the show, dancing a tango with her hunky partner Gleb Savchenko to ‘What Is Love’ by Haddaway.

Before hitting the dance floor, the Yoga instructor called the experience a ‘dream come true.’ 

Gleb asked the mother-of-seven about moving her and Alec’s family to Los Angeles so she could participate in the show.

‘It was fun to share this part of me. I’ve seen Alec on a lot of sets, but for them to come and support me, incredible gift,’ she said.

But she also admitted that the experience has been draining: ‘My body is tired, my neck is sore, my kids are having silly arguments but they need me, I’m pulled in multiple directions, exhausted.’

Hilaria looked marvelous in a deep purple gown, and after her performance, the reality TV star received a 7 from all three judges, for a total score of 21 out of 30.  

Julianne also asked Hilaria: ‘This is the first time you’ve had less than a week to prepare and you have seven children at home. How are you balancing all of it?’

‘With a really good sense of humor,’ the star replied.

Last week she had an emotional start to her journey, as she nearly broke down in tears after dancing the cha cha.

She called the experience very ’emotional’, as her husband, 67, and three of their children sat in the audience and watched her.

However this episode while her kids were in the audience, Alec — whose stone-faced reaction to Hilaria’s sexy routine with the Russian dancer went viral last week — was not present. 

Meanwhile Corey, 54, danced the cha cha with his partner Jenna Johnson to Baby Got Back by Sir Mix-a-Lot.

He got a 5 from all three judges, for a total of 15 out of 30, before being sent home.

Baron, 46, hit the stage with his partner Britt Stewart. He received a 6 from all three judges, for a total of 18 out of 30, prior to his elimination. 

Social influencer Alix, 24, hit the dance floor with her partner Val Chmerkovskiy first. They danced the jive to global hit ‘Mambo No. 5’ by Lou Bega.

Before hitting the stage, Alix explained she felt good that she was towards the top of the leaderboard last week, and said it also ‘unlocked this competitive side of me.’ 

Carrie Ann praised her latest jive performance, gushing: ‘That was incredible… you blew me away, I had no idea.’

‘You’re such a great performer. You’re fun and there’s a freshness to you. I can tell it’s all new but makes it so much fun. Wonderful. I’m so excited. It was really good.’

Derek acknowledged it was a ‘difficult routine’ but praised the pair for doing a ‘fantastic job.’ 

The Florida-based social media sensation received a 7 from all three judges, for a total of 21 out of 30. 

Boy Meets World star Danielle, 44, was next up, dancing the Cha Cha to ‘The Rhythm of the Night’ by Corona, with her partner Pasha Pashkov.

It was a special song for her, as it came out the year she began on Boy Meets World in 1994. 

‘My mom was driving me to work every day and we would just belt this song at the top of our lungs,’ she shared.

‘Every time I hear that song I think of my whole life changing.’

Danielle also revealed that she sustained a hamstring tear that happened in practice.

However, she told fans she’s ‘pushing through the pain.’

The actress received a 7 from Carrie Ann, and a 6 from both Derek and Bruno, for a total of 19 out of 30.

Comedian Andy Richter, 58, took the dance floor next with his partner Emma Slater. 

They danced the Tango to ‘It’s Raining Men’ by The Weather Girls.

Derek was impressed by the routine, while Bruno called it ‘a bit frightening’ but ‘very entertaining.’

Andy got a 6 from Carrie Ann, and a 5 from both Derek and Bruno, for a total of 16 out of 30.

Fifth Harmony star Lauren, 29, danced the fox trot with partner Brandon Armstrong to ‘Lovefool’ by The Cardigans. 

Carrie Ann gushed, ‘There’s something mesmerizing about you when you dance. You draw people in, a beautiful quality. I like the partnership, the way you’re working together seems balanced and very easy. Puts people at ease. That’s wonderful.’

Derek also praised her: ‘You’re like a willow tree dancing in a gentle breeze. Effortless, soft, beautiful’ adding, ‘You’re a princess, ethereal.’

Meanwhile Bruno called her ‘classic.’ 

Lauren got a 7 from all three judges, for a total of 21 out of 30.

Olympic gold medalist Jordan, 24, was joined by her partner Ezra Sosa for a jive to ‘She’s a Maniac’ by Michael Sembello. 

Bruno was amazed, telling the athlete: ‘Jordan is going for gold tonight. I like your focus, your determination, you really listened to what we said and worked on it, and came back stronger than ever.’ 

Jordan received an 8 from Carrie Ann, and a 7 from both Derek and Bruno, for a total of 22 out of 30.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star Jen, 26, danced the quickstep with her partner Jan Ravnik to ‘Take On Me’ by A-ha.

She earned an 8 from Carrie Ann, and a 7 from both Derek and Bruno, for a total of 22 out of 30.

Robert, 21 — who was tied for the top of the leaderboard during the premiere episode — danced a tango with partner Witney Carson to ‘Move Your Feet’.

He received an 8 from Carrie Ann, and a 7 from both Derek and Bruno, for a total of 22 out of 30.

Elaine, 54, hit the dance floor next with her partner Alan Bersten. They received a 21 out of 30.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Whitney, 32, and her partner Mark Ballas danced a cha cha.

Carrie Ann gave the reality TV star a 7 along with Derek, while Bruno gave her an 8, for a total of 22 out of 30. 

Dylan Efron was up next, dancing the samba with partner Daniella Karagach. He received a 20 out of 30. 

Grammy-winner Scott Hoying, 34, closed out the dance portion of the show with his partner Rylee Arnold.

He danced the cha cha to Blue (Da Ba Dee) by Italian music group Eiffel 65. He earned an 18 out of 30.

It comes amid news of growing tensions and backstage chaos at the show.

Bosses have reportedly been fighting to quell the drama which has seen some professionals bemoaning their ‘lazy’ celebrity partners, while one drop out has left producers scrambling to find a last minute replacement.

‘This season is a s**t show,’ an insider told the Daily Mail. ‘They chose a few stars – and I use that term loosely – who just don’t want to put in the work. Some just don’t seem as committed as others have in the past.

The pressure is on for ABC bosses after the season 33 finale drew in 6.36 million people, the highest Live+Same Day total since the Season 29 finale back in 2021, according to Nielsen.

This rose to 7.95 million after seven days of viewing on ABC, Disney+, Hulu and other digital platforms.

Dancing With the Stars airs on ABC and Disney+ Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET.