Khánh Thi gives Phan Hiển a score for his dance performance.

The 11th live show of Dancing with the Stars took place on the evening of April 4th in Ho Chi Minh City. The program, themed "Vietnam Cup Showdance Championship," featured a competition between world-renowned dance couples in the dancesport category. The judges included Khánh Thi and international judges Christian Bradbury, Tjasa Vulic, and Chu Tân Đức.

Phan Hien and Lan Huong represented Vietnam, performing a dance inspired by the movie "Beauty Trap". Using rumba, pasodoble, and samba, they recounted the ironic reunion of two lovers after a long separation. Their performance received 36 points.

In the second round, the Vietnamese dance couple moved viewers with their portrayal of the love and compassion between a father and daughter through the cha-cha-cha and jive dances. Khanh Thi praised the dance, saying it touched her heart, and noted the couple's technique was solid. The female judge commented that they were quite natural and calm, despite recently facing rumors that she and Phan Hien – her student 12 years younger than her – had a child together. Khanh Thi remained resolute.silentAmidst speculation.

Phan Hien and his dance partner scored a total of 73 points, placing them in fifth position.

Fedor and Dina from Russia tell the story of the Joker and his playing card companion in the famous Hollywood film "Dark Knight" through the rumba, pasodoble, and samba dances.

Fedor and Dina presented a love story between the Italian romantic Casanova and the girl he met at a party. They danced samba, rumba, and jive, earning a total score of 77.5, placing them third.

Simone and Laura, from Italy, embodied Pierrot (a clown with a white face) who carries a silent, lonely, and painful love story. They moved judge Tjasa Vulic to tears.

In their second performance, the dance pair recreated the beautiful friendship of Harry Potter and Hermione at the wizarding school with a rumba, samba, and pasodoble dance combined with ballet. They received 79 points.

Sharing the same spot were Pavel and Marta from Germany. This dance pair used five dances: rumba, chachacha, samba, jive, and pasodoble to tell the story of American singer and actress Liza Minnelli, known for her successful role in the musical "Carbaret".

In their next dance performance, they presented the final scene from the classic love story of Romeo and Juliet. "I liked your performance, I liked the music and your lifting techniques; it was very classy and visually stunning," said Khanh Thi. Both pairs took the lead. Ultimately, the judges chose Pavel and Marta as the winners.

In their first performance, Huang Sida and Tian Yuan from China told the story of a sculptor who brought to life a statue of actress Marilyn Monroe with intense passion and admiration.

They went on to perform the famous work "The Hunchback of Notre Dame". Both depicted the helplessness of people under the feudal regime, with a love that had no escape. The dance pair scored 73.5 points and secured fourth place.

Minh Hang delivered an impressive performance, combining her hit song "Xin Yeu Thuong Quay Ve" (Please Let Love Return) with the tango and rumba dances.

The female singer performed an energetic solo dance on stage.