We are in Week 3 of Season 13 of Dancing With The Stars and tonight saw a very personal side of our celebrities with this week honoring the most memorable year of their life.

Robert Kardashian and Cheryl Burke Fox Trot – This week being best memories week it’s not surprising Rob’s was of his father, Robert Kardashian Senior. The entire family has such beautiful and wonderful memories of their father so he wanted to do his dad proud by dancing to Frank Sinatra’s ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ and to me he did that. His dancing was flawless, elegant and beautiful. Scores: 8/8/8 = 24/30.

Chynna Phillips and Tony Dovolani Rumba – I personally was looking forward to this dance because earlier in the week they mentioned they were going to make love on the dance floor. This was especially poignant because they danced to her song 'Hold On'.  I thought their dance was beautiful and Chynna was really very elegant and perfect. Scores:  8/9/9 = 26/30.

Chaz Bono and Lacey Schwimmer Rumba – He performed a song that his father Sonny Bono wrote 'Laugh With Me' so that means a lot to him and this being the best year of his life having never been happier it was the perfect combination. I don't know that this was Chaz's best dance but no matter what he has a very strong fanbase so that will probably keep him in the game. Might I also say that Lacey's dress really showcased her very large hooters. Scores: 6/6/6 = 18/30.

Kristin Cavallari and Mark Ballas Samba – Kristin's most memorable year was 2005 when she graduated high school and moved to L.A. They danced to Beyonce's 'Crazy In Love' which is the kind of music that is just going to get your body shaking. She did a great job and the judges were very happy with her. Scores: 8/8/8 = 24/30.

Carson Kressley and Anna Trebunskaya Tango – His favorite year was 2003 when Queer Eye For The Straight Guy came out. I LOVE Carson and I sincerely hope he sticks around. I look forward to his performance the most each week and I think he did a fabulous job this week. Scores:  8/7/8 = 23/30.

J.R. Martinez and Karina Smirnoff  Rumba – J.R.'s most memorable year was when he was injured. His front tire went over a landmine. Upon seeing the damage done to his face he went through so much in terms of grieving. He was only 19 years old. But thankfully he got through that because J.R. is the most incredible inspiration Dancing With The Stars has ever seen. He's dedicating Tim McGraw's 'If You're Reading This' to all of the men and women that didn't make it home. Oh man get out the tissues. Such a beautiful song for such a beautiful dance. THE most memorable of the night for sure and perhaps of all seasons ever. What a standing ovation they received so moving and touching. Scores: 9/8/9 = 26/30.

Nancy Grace and Tristan McManus  Waltz – Her most memorable year was the year that her twins were born. She's dancing to her favorite song Moon river which is what she walked down the aisle to when she married her husband but it's also the first song she sang to her babies. I like watching Tristan speak to her while they are dancing and he grins this certain grin that makes him look so DAMNED handsome. I hope he comes back next year. Scores: 7/7/7 = 21/30.

Ricki Lake and Derek Hough Rumba – Ricki's most memorable year was 2010. It was the year her house burned to the ground and that made her realize exactly just what mattered in her life. And that caused her to meet her fiance who she says she has never felt such great love by Christian. I think Ricki is such a beautiful woman both inside and out. This is a woman who I hope goes the distance this season. I loved her dance. It even made her fiance tear up he was so touched by it. Scores: 9/9/9 = 27/3

Hope Solo and Maksim Chmerkovskiy Cha Cha Cha – Although her team didn't win, Hope's soccer team went to the finals in the World Cup so 2011 is her best year. I loved when she sacked Maks in practice. That was hysterical. She's really afraid to let go but I think she did so most tonight than any other night. She's a bit too self-conscious and she shouldn't be she's absolutely gorgeous. Easy for me to say from my couch, right? Scores: 8/8/8 = 24/30.

David Arquette and Kym Johnson Rumba – David Arquette's most memorable year is this past year. His marriage ended which caused him to escape into alcohol but it also was the catalyst for him to look at himself and be there for his daughter. So in that sense it was his most memorable year. He looked pretty good in those pants and open shirt and it was a great dance. Scores: 8/8/8 = 24/30.

Who was your favorite tonight? Who do you think is going home tomorrow night? 

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