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Anyone who had experience setbacks in their life must understand that is just temporary. They must continue on with their lives as there are a lot of good things waiting for them at the end of the day.
However, this is not what Katherine Jenkins thinks as she suffered a panic attack onstage of DWTS.
Following a difficult move which saw Katherine lean down and Mark put his leg over the Welsh singer; the DWTS contestant got injured on her back, which causes her to stumble.
Instead of putting the mistake behind her, Katherine stopped and covered her hand eyes with her eyes.
Host Tom Bergeron told her that there was no need for apologize.
Though, she stumbles on her performance, Dancing With The Stars judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman and Bruno Tonioli did not score the pair too badly - giving them a very generous 27 out of 30.
Katherine was so sad at her performance saying over and over again that she is sorry to her partner, Mark Ballas.
After hearing what score she got from her performance, she smiled a bit, knowing that she got a high score no matter how bad she landed.
What important is that she looked fabulous during her performance that night.
It must have been one of the most emotional time for the singer as she had recently watched footage of her relationship and eventual split from former fiancé Gethin Jones.
However, Katherine said being on the ABC dancing talent reality show therapeutical.
Her first routine went much more smoothly and manage to get her two tens from Inaba and Tonioli.
The combined score of both dances earned Katherine and mark the lowest score for the night, but still a high score since they got 56 out of 60.
Jenkins was not the only one who got emotional on eh show since Maria Menunous also suffer from emotional breakdown during the ABC show.
In her taped segment, she can be seen crying. She got disappointed as she does not like her performance.
Maria and partner Derek Hough scored straight tens across the board for their first dance, an Argentine tango.
Their jive also got them a high score of 29, which tie them for first place status with William Levy.
The Latin TV star also manages to get a 59, first for a tango, than a samba.
His first dance caused Inaba to sagely note 'You're more than just a pretty face'; Tonioli gushed 'You were like the dictator of the tango.'
Donald Driver wowed everyone with his sexy waltz and then nearly perfect samba.
Driver and partner Peta Murgatroyd got the third position as they got an overall score of 58 out of
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