Corey Feldman brought renewed attention to his career when he joined Dancing with the Stars as a celebrity pro dancer. Fans and tabloids alike followed every rehearsal, costume reveal, and score announcement.
This overview outlines his DWTS journey by pairing narrative context with a concise data table to highlight partners, performance rounds, and key outcomes.
| Season | Professional Partner | Dance Style | Average Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Season 21 | Emma Slater | Cha-Cha-Cha, Salsa | 23.6 |
| Season 21 | Sharna Burgess | Jive, Tango | 27.8 |
| Season 21 | Peta Murgatroyd | Foxtrot, Argentine Tango | 29.0 |
| Season 21 | Kym Johnson | Viennese Waltz, Jazz | DWTS Performance Summary
FAQ
Reader questions
Who was Corey Feldman’s first professional partner on DWTS Season 21?
Corey Feldman’s first professional partner on DWTS Season 21 was Emma Slater, with whom he performed the Cha-Cha-Cha and Salsa in the early weeks of the competition.
Which routine earned Corey Feldman his highest score with a professional partner?
Corey Feldman earned his highest score, 29.0, with professional partner Peta Murgatroyd during their Argentine Tango in the semifinals.
Which partner brought the most theatrical energy to his performances? Sharna Burgess brought a highly theatrical and energetic approach, especially in their Jive and Tango routines, which became memorable highlights of the season. How did Corey Feldman’s coaching change across the season?
Coaching shifted from Emma Slater’s technical focus, to Sharna Burgess’ stage storytelling, then to Peta Murgatroyd’s emotional connection, and finally to Kym Johnson’s polish for the finale rounds.