‘Dancing With the Stars’ Season 28 Crowns Its Winner

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'Dancing With the Stars' Season 28 Crowns Its Winner

Warning: This story contains spoilers from the Monday, November 25, finale of Dancing With the Stars. That's officially a wrap on season 28! Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson, Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten, Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko and Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber — competed one last time during the very emotional finale. [jwplayer cpZrhAXk-l3ahXupL] Before the winner was announced, each pair performed two dances — each broken down below. However, something different this time around was that the emotion was higher than ever. "I'm having breakdowns and breakthroughs for everybody to see," the former Bachelorette said at the beginning of the night. After her first dance, Erin Andrews revealed that Alan was in tears before the show. "This has been the most exceptional experience that I've ever experienced," the pro told Hannah. "I'm so honored that you could take me on this journey." Hannah later admitted, "it'll be a little hard not to see him every day." Gleb, 36, also broke down in tears while talking to the American Idol alum. "There were times that I didn't feel good enough. You made me feel like I could do it, every single time," Lauren told him. In turn, he broke down, revealing that he prayed for her before every dance. "I've never had a partner like Lauren before. She taught me a lot. After this season, I'm definitely a better teacher and a better human being." Ahead of the winner announcements, ABC revealed that along with the four finalists, Kate Flannery and Sailor Brinkley-Cook would be joining the DWTS live tour! At the end, each remaining pair were sent videos. In addition to their family and friends, Hannah received messages from Chris Harrison and Demi Lovato, Kel heard from Kenan Thompson, Ally cried when she saw Gloria Estefan and Lauren received a video from Reba McEntyre. Here's how each pair ranked: In fourth place was Lauren, in third was Ally, in second was Kel and Hannah won! Scroll through the gallery below for a break down of what each pair danced to: [podcast_block]

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Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber

Dance: Jive to "Proud Mary"
Comments:The judges were blown away by Ally's energy, saying she "succeeded on every level."
Score: 30/30

Dance: Freestyle to "Conga"
Comments: It's safe to say the judges couldn't get enough of Ally's extremely fast routine — which included Sasha playing the "bongos on her bum."
Score: 30/30

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Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko

Dance: Foxtrot to “Jolene” 
Comments: Carrie Ann asked if Lauren was OK because she felt like she was holding back a bit.
Score: 27/30

Dance: Freestyle to "Country Girl”
Comments: This time, Carrie Ann loved it! Len also said it was very unexpected, which he loved.
Score: 30/30

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Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten

Dance: Viennese waltz to "Lover"
Comments: While Len and Bruno like it, Carrie Ann couldn't get enough and said it was her best dance ever.
Score: 28/30

Dance: Freestyle to “Girl on Fire” and “Hollaback Girl”
Comments: Len said he was surprised in the best way by her sharp moves! Carrie Ann said she was living her best life and called her dance "victorious" — even though she had a tiny stumble.
Score: 30/30

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Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson

Dance: Jazz routine to “We’re All in This Together”
Comments: Len called it "terrific," while Bruno said it was "life-affirming."
Score: 30/30

Dance: Freestyle to “Jump”
Comments: After the crowd finally settled down, Carrie Ann said her "inner fly girl" was very happy with the super fast routine. Len, however, said it was too similar to the first dance, something that made Emmitt Smith get out of his seat with anger.
Score: 29/30