Kaitlyn Bristowe competed on “Dancing With the Stars” Season 29 in 2020 and ended up winning the Mirrorball Trophy alongside her professional dance partner, Artem Chigvintsev. These days, fans don’t see her dancing as regularly, but she has still kept her moves.
“The Bachelorette” alum shared a short video of herself on Instagram on May 21, showing her whisking abilities. In the post, she smiles widely and appears to be having a lot of fun. But it’s not Chigvintsev that she’s dancing with, but another pro, Sasha Farber!
Fans React to Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Post Showing off Her Dance Moves
In the caption of her post, Bristowe wrote “Whiskey business” and tagged Farber. The text overlay on the video says, “The traffic: Me practising my whisk for Sasha.” Right at the beginning of the video, Farber also smiles for the cameras.
Fans have remarked on Bristowe’s dancing skills, but also her hanging out with Farber. “I love your friendship,” a comment reads, to which Bristowe replied, “Me too.” Farber also reacted to the post, writing, “That wasn’t embarrassing at all,” and later added a second comment with laughing face emojis.
Other comments include, “That was really good,” “I love how the people in the background didn’t even look. Just another typical day in LA,” and “You two are hilarious.” Bristowe was also asked if she was practising for a DWTS all-star season, to which she replied, “wish.”
Kaitlyn Bristowe Reflects on Her DWTS Journey
Bristowe loved being on “Dancing With the Stars,” and she has spoken positively about the experience. She reflected on her journey on the reality TV competition in an interview with Us Weekly in March 2025, discussing how the win made her feel.
“Winning Dancing With the Stars [was my proudest moment] because I still have injuries from that, and that was, like, three years ago now,” Bristowe told Us Weekly. “My ribs are still cracked, and I still get out of bed, like, ‘Ugh.’ But, it was worth it. I got the mirrorball.”
Despite the incredible experience, it is not easy taking part in DWTS. Bristowe also commented on the toll it took, both mentally and physically. “I, honestly, worked so hard to get there,” she said. “It was emotionally, physically [and] spiritually exhausting. It’s way more work than people think it is. It’s eight hours a day in a studio [and] it’s a grind and it’s really hard on the body.”
Bristowe has even pinned a photo of herself with the Mirrorball Trophy on Instagram, highlighting it as one of her most treasured moments.
