Dancing with the Stars live results: Updated scores for Jordan Chiles and more from 2025 DWTS Episode 4

It's Disney night! 

Dancing with the Stars returns for its fourth episode. Last week’s “TikTok Night” led to the elimination of Fifth Harmony’s Lauren Jauregui. With three contestants already sent home over the past two weeks, perhaps the best way to honor the 70th anniversary of the Disneyland Resort is to let the remaining competitors focus on growth and have fun.

Tuesday night’s performances will feature songs from the Disney catalog, from the opening number, "Be Our Guest," to Whitney Leavitt and Mark Ballas dancing to "The Room Where It Happens" from Hamilton.

Jordan Chiles is the only remaining athlete in the competition. She and her partner, Ezra Sosa, will perform a quickstep to "Special Spice," the song featured on the Tiana's Bayou Adventure ride.

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MORE: Everything to know about Jordan Chiles, Baron Davis and the "DWTS" cast

Dancing with the Stars results tonight

Scores are in the order of when the competitors performed. Here are the scores from Episode 1, Episode 2 and Episode 3 if you want to catch up.

This will be updated when the dances begin.

Who was eliminated on DWTS?

There has been a string of eliminations recently. 

• Episode 2: Corey Feldman and Baron Davis
• Episode 3: Lauren Jauregi

Since it is Disney night, surely there won't be any eliminations in episode 4, but this section will be updated if that changes. 

WATCH: Stream full episodes of Dancing with the Stars on Fubo.

How does Dancing with the Stars scoring work?

Both the judges and the audience play a role in "Dancing with the Stars" scoring. Before the audience votes, the judges give the dancers a maximum of 30 points, each giving a score from 1 to 10. 

Each week, the panel of judges -- Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Bruno Tonioli -- scores each couple on a scale of 1 to 10 per judge, totaling a maximum of 30 points. This total score is then converted into a Judges' Score Percentage. This is calculated by taking a couple's score and dividing it by the total number of points awarded by the judges to all couples that night. For instance, if a couple receives 20 points, and the total of all scores given to every competing couple is 200, that couple is credited with 10% of the judges’ influence.

The raw number of audience votes a couple receives is converted into a Public Vote Percentage. This is calculated by dividing the number of votes a couple received by the total votes cast for all couples that night. The Public Vote Percentage is then combined with the Judges' Score Percentage, giving both the expert panel and the viewers equal influence over the results.

Viewers at home have a set window of time—usually during the live broadcast—to cast votes for their favorite couples online through the official ABC website or the Disney+ app.

How to vote for Dancing with the Stars

The audience can vote either through ABC's website or text message. The number will pop up on the screen during the broadcast, and the audience can text a dancer's first name to that number to register a vote. 

You can cast up to 10 votes per couple, per voting method, for a maximum of 20 votes per celebrity each week. These votes can be spread across as many different couples as you like.

Voting is only open during the live simulcast of the show in the Eastern (ET) and Central (CT) time zones. It typically opens at 8:00 p.m. ET and closes immediately after the final dance of the night. Votes cast during West Coast rebroadcasts or later streaming on Hulu will not be counted.