Bristol Palin was eliminated on "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" | ABC 
 
 Bristol Palin was eliminated on "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" this week. 
 
 For the first week ever, fan favorite Palin and her partner Mark Ballas did not earn the lowest score from the judges -- Kirstie Alley and her partner Maks Chmerkovskiy did. In previous weeks, the audience vote saved Palin, but not this time. 
 
 During Monday's performances, Palin and Ballas did some rock 'n roll and she was praised for her improvement, while Alley and Chmerkovskiy were stuck with the Charleston. 
 
 "I had an awesome time and an awesome partner and I wish everyone the best of luck," Palin said before leaving the stage. 
 
 Palin's mother, former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin was in attendance to see her daughter go home. No word on when or where she was watching the evening's presidential debate. 
 
 Apolo Ohno and his partner Karina Smirnoff, who had a breakdown after falling in Mondays' hip hop dance, were also in the bottom along with Alley and Chmerkovskiy and Palin and Ballas. 
 
 Oddly enough, when host Tom Bergeron revealed the two would be in the bottom, Alley and Chmerkovskiy burst into a giggle fit. 
 
 Next week, the remaining all stars and their pros will do a team freestyle dance and an individual dance to the all-stars' guilty pleasure song. 
 
 Tune in to see who stays and who goes when "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars" airs on Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. ||||| Bristol Palin wasn't voted off 'Dancing With the Stars' last week despite having the lowest score of the bunch, and now she tells In Touch Weekly that one of her costars has turned against her. 
 
 The magazine's press release follows: 
 
 Some viewers are criticizing Bristol Palin's longevity on this season's Dancing With the Stars, and according to the Alaskan beauty, certain fellow dancers are giving her the cold shoulder, as well! "Maks (Chmerkovskiy) does not like me. He thinks I don't deserve to be here because I'm not the best dancer," Bristol tells In Touch about contestant Brandy's professional partner. The reality star, who remains amongst the final four pairs on the ABC hit dancing competition series, thinks she even has a chance to win the mirror ball trophy. "The show is all about taking someone who has never performed, never danced and turning them into a dancer," she explains. "I guarantee I am the most improved. I really do work my butt off!" 
 
 Bristol will perform again on Monday night's episode of 'Dancing.' The majority of HuffPost users think that this will be her final week. 
 
 Sarah Palin recently talked with People about how 'Dancing' has helped her daughter cope with single motherhood and the breakup of her engagement. 
 
 "To have her now turn that into dancing, it's a beautiful picture," Sarah said. "She's a happy kid with a good attitude, good perspective, everything's about thinking positively and exchanging beauty for ashes... She's putting her life in God's hands and it's scriptural, too, where it says, 'He will turn your mourning into dancing.' "
– Bristol Palin got the boot from Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars last night—even though she and partner Mark Ballas actually did not get the lowest score of the week, for the first time in the entire competition. That slot went to Kirstie Alley and partner Maks Chmerkovskiy, the Hufington Post reports, but the audience still voted Palin out. "I had an awesome time and an awesome partner and I wish everyone the best of luck," Palin said before leaving the stage—but once backstage, she refused to talk to press, which was a little odd, E! notes. Ballas explained that she was "preparing for the schedule that lays ahead," which may have meant their appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live (in which Palin asked Kimmel to apologize for all his jokes about her mother). Ballas also said he was "really proud" of his partner. "For someone like that with zero entertainment experience, she didn't go down without a fight," he said, adding that she was "more vocal about what she wants" since her first appearance on the show. One thing she didn't want: matching bunny costumes for this week's dance, People reports. Ballas gave up on the costume idea, but after the elimination he bemoaned Bristol not being more "open-minded" and willing to step "out of the box."