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‘Dancing with the Stars’ pros get engaged on Tuesday show

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In this image released by ABC, Sasha Farber, left, proposes to Emma Slater during a broadcast of the celebrity dancing competition series, "Dancing with the Stars," in Los Angeles. The pair kicked off the show with a dance to Bruno Mars’ “Just The Way You Are.” Afterward, Farber told Slater that he’s “wanted to do this for such a long time” before revealing a ring. Slater quickly agreed and the couple was joined on stage by the rest of the cast. (Eric McCandless/ABC via AP)

LOS ANGELES – “Dancing with the Stars” pros Emma Slater and Sasha Farber took the floor during Tuesday night’s results show both to dance and to get engaged.

The pair kicked off the show with a dance to Bruno Mars’ “Just The Way You Are.” Afterward, Farber told Slater that he’s “wanted to do this for such a long time” before revealing a ring. Slater quickly accepted the proposal and the rest of the cast joined the couple on stage.

Farber later said on Instagram that it was “one moment in my life I will cherish for ever!!!!” Slater says on Twitter she “can’t believe it’s true.”

Slater was paired with former Texas Governor Rick Perry this season. He was eliminated last week. Farber is dancing with reality star Terra Jole.

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