AceShowbiz - Tori Spelling and Anna Delvey, who competed on season 33 of "Dancing with the Stars", were both eliminated in the first double elimination. Spelling, known for her role in "Beverly Hills, 90210", expressed gratitude for the experience, despite her disappointment at not advancing further.

Delvey, who gained notoriety for her criminal exploits as a self-proclaimed heiress, faced criticism for her comments on the show. She sparked controversy by saying she learned "nothing" from the experience, leading to backlash from judges and viewers.

Spelling addressed Delvey's remarks on her podcast, "misSPELLING", saying that Delvey's response was "on brand" for her dry sense of humor and that it was "offensive" to some.

Despite their different experiences and the controversy surrounding Delvey, Spelling revealed that she had become an "unlikely friend" with her fellow contestant. She defended Delvey's character, saying she had met the "real human" behind the headlines and had formed a positive impression.

"I liked the human...I took everything else away," Spelling said.

Spelling also praised Delvey's potential as a dancer, despite her low scores, and said she believed Delvey could have excelled if not for public opinion. She noted that Delvey's dance partner, Ezra Sosa, had expressed his support for her and had been heartbroken by her negative reception.

Both Spelling and Delvey left "Dancing with the Stars" with mixed emotions, but they found a surprising connection in each other's journey.