Dancing with the Stars: Rosanna Davison says it's 'the right time' to go as she cites 'mom guilt' on exit

Speaking as she left the competition, the former Miss World said it had been a 'hard week' and admitted she had begun to feel the strain of the commitment required to train for the competition with three children under five
Dancing with the Stars: Rosanna Davison says it's 'the right time' to go as she cites 'mom guilt' on exit

Dancing with the Stars Orchestra Week. Pictures: Kyran O’Brien/kobpix

Rosanna Davison has become the fifth celebrity dancer to be voted off Dancing with the Stars, ending her journey just before the quarter-finals. 

Rosanna had scored 22 earlier in the night for her Paso Doble, but it had fallen a little bit flat for the judges, with head judge Loraine Barry saying she "had the steps," but it got "a little bit light." Rather ominously she had said, "I hope it's good enough for tonight for you." 

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