Anna Aronov Discusses Eden Golan’s Shoulder Injury on Dancing with the Stars
Eden Golan, a standout contestant on the current season of "Dancing with the Stars," suffered a concerning shoulder injury that has cast doubt on her continuation in the competition. The injury prevented her from performing in the latest episode, raising questions about her recovery and ability to keep up with the increasingly competitive field.
Judges Anna Aronov and Eli Mizrahi addressed Golan’s condition during a morning interview on July 27, 2026. Aronov emphasized trust in the medical team, stating, "We rely on the doctors, there is a very respectable and large medical staff, and ultimately health is the most important." She noted that if Golan recovers in time to return, she will face a tougher competition as many couples have raised their performance levels. Mizrahi added that the physical and mental pressures of live shows make it critical not to take risks with injuries, describing the situation as "not an easy test."
The judges also previewed the upcoming "save wheel" round, where one eliminated couple will return to the live shows. Aronov expressed excitement about the opportunity for a comeback, while Mizrahi highlighted the challenge for returning contestants to regain momentum. Aronov mentioned her confidence in contestant Sharan Yini, praising his dedication and preparation.
Regarding audience voting, both judges acknowledged that public preferences sometimes differ from their technical assessments. Aronov appreciated the audience’s support for contestants despite professional critiques, while Mizrahi noted that the audience often influences results in unexpected ways. When asked about scoring, Mizrahi explained that a perfect score requires not only technical skill but also an emotional "X factor" that deeply moves the judges.
The live shows are approaching, and the fate of Eden Golan’s participation will depend on her recovery and readiness to meet the competition’s high standards.
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