Anthony Curley and Dakayla Wilson, contestants on season 18 of “So You Think You Can Dance,” have hinted at a budding romance between them, with Dakayla admitting to a “baby” crush on Anthony and both showcasing strong chemistry during a group dance. Their relationship is drawing attention as they continue to impress on the show, making it through to the top six after both were at risk of elimination in a recent episode.
Season 18 stars of “So You Think You Can Dance,” Anthony Curley and Dakayla Wilson, have sparked showmance rumors after both expressing mutual ‘baby’ crushes on each other during an episode.
Oh, the buzz around “So You Think You Can Dance” Season 18 is real, folks. Anthony Curley and Dakayla Wilson, huh? Their names are floating around, sparking rumors of a budding showmance. It’s like, every Monday rolls around, and bam, we get a little more tea.
Dakayla, in a candid moment, confessed to having a “baby” crush on Anthony. Imagine that, a “tall beefy man” who can whisk her away in a dance. Sounds like the start of a fairy tale, doesn’t it? And Anthony? He didn’t hold back either. Called Dakayla cute and got everyone buzzing.
But wait, there’s more. During a group dance, their chemistry was undeniable. Jaylin Sanders, at 20, was like, “Hey, I’m just saying what I see,” hinting at their closeness. Drama, right?
Then came the tension of elimination. Both Anthony and Dakayla were on the line, but they nailed their solos. They stayed, while Roman Nevinchanyi, 26, and Braylon Browner, 18, had to say goodbye.
Now, let’s not forget, “SYTYCD” has seen its share of romances. Koko Iwasaki and Kiki Nyemchek? They’re engaged now! Met on the show and took their love way beyond the dance floor. Koko’s Instagram is all hearts and flowers, talking about finding her soul mate.
And then, there’s the touching story of Allison Holker and Stephen “tWitch” Boss. They met on the show, got married, and built a beautiful family. Sadly, tWitch passed away, but Allison’s tribute to him on the show was deeply moving.
“SYTYCD” isn’t just about dance. It’s about connections, love, and sometimes, heartbreak. It airs Mondays, by the way, in case you’re hooked now.
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