Davina McCall

And so I went into this competition as an underdog.

I went in as, you know, it's just an opportunity and experience to learn from.

And I went through the comp and as they were announcing winners and second runner-up and first runner-up, I'm like, oh, well, this has been good.

Like, I'm so glad I got to see all this talent and I felt really inspired and

Then they announced who Junior Miss Dance of America was.

And I'll never forget, my mom was filming and she literally dropped her phone and just started screaming with elation.

And that was like, that was a moment of like, wow, maybe I don't have to feel like a loser in life.

Maybe there is something more for me.

Maybe there is a destiny out there that I can be proud of.

And that was the real turning point.

How old were you?

I would have had to be about 10, 11 years old at that point.

I mean, that's so young, isn't it?

It's really young.

Yeah.

And then I think from there, I mean, that was To Freedom by Vanessa Williams.

And from there... Oh my God, so good.

It takes me right back.

And I think the next turning point for me was doing a song by Mariah Carey called Looking In.

And my teacher played it for me before we started learning the choreography.