Tony Dovolani News

Susan Lucci is current residing in the world of Tony Dovolani, as this tandem attempts to win Dancing with the Stars.

But Dovolani recently spent a day on the set of Lucci's home, as he filmed a scene for an October 27 episode of All My Children.

In the episode, Erica Kane (Lucci) is injured in a deadly tornado that hits Pine Valley. She's trapped in a tunnel, rescued and taken to a local emergency room. Dovolani plays a fellow ER patient who suffered a broken leg in the tornado. Check him out:

Now Tony Dovolani can truly focus on this season of Dancing with the Stars.

The upcoming partner of All My Children star Susan Lucci and wife Lina welcomed twins into the world early this morning.

Son Adrian Driton Dovolani popped out at 3:14 a.m., weighing 7 lbs; daughter Adriana Dovolani arrived 14 minutes later, weighing 7 lbs., 10 oz.

"We are so happy, I can't stop smiling," Dovolani told People. "Lina was such a champ, and she looks incredible right now."

The next time we see a picture of Tony Dovolani and Susan Lucci together, the pair will likely be wearing tights.

For now, the veteran professional and All My Children star are simply posing for the camera. They'll be partners on the upcoming season of Dancing with the Stars:

Way to go, Tony Dovolani!

The Dancing with the Stars professionals, who's paired with Marissa Jaret Winokur this season, has revealed that he and wife Lina are expecting twins. They already have a two-year old daughter.

"Kids are a blessing and give your life purpose and meaning," Tony said.

No wonder Dovolani has been having so much fun so far. Reharsals with Winokur, who's expecting a son via a surrogate, have been a blast.

"I cannot stop smiling this year and part of the reason is Marissa is a sweetheart," Dovolani said, acknowledging that ballroom dancing is not all they have in common these days. "I'm thinking about my babies and she's thinking about her baby. Now if somebody doesn't point their toe it's no longer as important as it used to be."

Dancing with the Stars? More like Fighting Between the Professionals!

Tony Dovolani is far from pleased about the comments of judge Carrie Ann Inaba; specifically, he's steamed about her referring to the "lifts" that Dovolani and his partner Jane Seymour were called out for during their October 15 performance.

"She does not understand what ballroom dancing is," Dovolani told People magazine "She's never done it herself."

The professional went on to say that lifts are not easy to qualify; they fall into a dancing "gray area."

"She's the inappropriate judge to pick on the lifts," Dovolani said. "She does not have a ballroom background... She really comes from the hip-hop world. While we have the utmost respect for her as a dancer - it's not as a ballroom dancer."

Dovolani added it's not as if Inaba doesn't know how he feels about the matter, as he told the publication that he presented her with a ballroom rule book the day after she criticized the couple's waltz for containing illegal lifts.

"Because she does not know anything about ballroom, I figured she should at least read the rule book," he said. "I highlighted the parts I wanted her to read including the description of what a lift is."

Her response?

"She laughed about it and gave me the finger," Dovolani said. "I thought it was a very ladylike gesture. I laughed because I thought I hit home. And then I paid for it [last] week because we got the lowest score from her."

Last night, meanwhile, Seymour was sick with food poisoning, possibly saving this couple from elimination? Who was voted off?

Sabrina Bryan, in an absolute shocker.