Gizelle Bryant affectionately gave Karen Huger the title of the "Grand Dame" of Potomac, but fans have known from the moment the series premiered in 2016, that Gizelle was the true focal point of the reality show. The green-eyed beauty was not only fascinating to watch with her All-American beauty queen looks, but her life appeared to be, for all practical purposes, a fairy tale. She grew up in an affluent family, attended Hampton University and pledged to the prestigious Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
After college, she married Pastor Jamal Bryant, leader of one of the biggest and most celebrated megachurches in the DMC area, earning the title of First Lady. Even after the marriage ended, due to Pastor Bryant's inability to honor his marital vows, Gizelle retained her social position as a philanthropist and socialite in the affluent circles of Potomac. Joining the cast of The Real Housewives of Potomac was the perfect fit for the divorced mother of three who owned a cosmetics line titled, EveryHue Beauty and authored a penned a novel closely resembling her life.
Viewers of the show took to social media to share how much they loved the powerful emotion behind this week's dance between Salome and Danny, but it's not Salome's first taste of Eurovision stardomIt's Eurovision Week over on Dancing With The Stars, and with a bevy of entertainment talent all in the one studio, it's not surprising that one of the professionals has some Eurovision Song Contest experience under her glittery belt already.Salome Chachua, who is the pro paired with Mrs Browns Boy's Danny O'Carroll for this season, was one of five backing performers that joined Georgia's Eurovision Song Contest entry Anri Jokhadze on stage in 2012.Salome, donning a long red ponytail and a crystal embellished bodysuit for the 2012 performance, gave ferocious steps, but her Contemporary Ballroom performance tonight was a contrast with strong and expressive movement.In Danny and Salome's chat with DWTS presenter Doireann Garrihy after their performance, which won them high praise from the four judges, Salome was asked about her 2012 moment."Oh my God. It is unbelievable," she said of the time."Amazing feeling. When you are on stage, you feel the vibration, it is just massive."
