Roland Trettl Exits 'Let's Dance' Following Tango Performance

The celebrity chef reflects on his short-lived journey, critiques judge Joachim Llambi, and praises his dance partner Kathrin Menzinger.

Roland Trettl and his dance partner Kathrin Menzinger were eliminated in the second week of 'Let's Dance' after performing a Tango to AC/DC's 'TNT.'
Judge Joachim Llambi criticized Trettl for not 'feeling' the dance, comparing his movements to Quasimodo, though Trettl received 15 points from the jury.
Trettl expressed disappointment over leaving the show early but emphasized pride in stepping out of his comfort zone and trying something new.
On Instagram, Trettl offered mixed remarks about Llambi, calling him both a 'good guy' and comparing him to 'a child seeking attention,' while also commending his boldness as a judge.
Trettl highlighted his gratitude toward his dance partner Menzinger, lamenting that she gave her all, and encouraged his followers to embrace challenges and new experiences.