Zac Efron surprised his younger brother Dylan at the DWTS ballroom on Prince Night. The actor cheered on Dylan as he delivered his dance numbers for the evening. Needless to say, the episode gave fans some adorable moments featuring the Efron siblings.
Dylan Efron gets surprised by Zac Efron on DWTS
Zac Efron joined the audience at the semi-finals of Dancing With The Stars to support his younger brother Dylan. The cameras spotted the 17 Again actor cheering on for his younger brother, with their little sister, Olivia, sitting on his lap.
The younger Efron sibling and his pro partner, Daniella Karagach, delivered two spectacular performances for the semi-finals on Tuesday, November 18. The episode paid tribute to the legendary singer-songwriter and musician Prince. Contestants danced to the rock icon’s hit songs, with each couple giving two performances.
Dylan and Daniella’s first dance of the night was a glamorous Tango routine to Prince’s 1984 classic, “I Would Die 4 U.” During the performance, the cameras showed Zac and Olivia in the audience, sending the crowd into a frenzy.
The High School Musical alum gave another memorable moment after Dylan’s second performance of the evening. After the couple’s spectacular Cha Cha routine to Prince’s “Kiss,” the camera showed Zac holding up his sister Olivia as she threw her hands up in a loud cheer for her brother.
Zac has been a supportive older brother throughout Dylan’s DWTS journey. The Baywatch star previously took to Instagram Story to encourage his fans to vote for Dylan.
Moreover, Dylan paid a heartfelt homage to his siblings on October 14’s Dedication Night on DWTS. The younger Efron brother performed an emotional routine to “Rewrite the Stars,” the iconic duet by Zac and Zendaya from The Greatest Showman.
Dylan Efron and Daniella Karagach evaded elimination on the Prince Night, making their way to the Finale. They are among the five couples who will be battling for the Mirrorball Trophy on Tuesday, November 25.
Originally reported by Namrata Ghosh on Mandatory.
