It looks like one of Dancing with the Stars Season 33’s fan-favorite duos has gone their separate ways. Jenn Tran, the first Asian-American Bachelorette, and professional dancer Sasha Farber have reportedly ended their relationship—though neither has publicly confirmed the split just yet.
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From Dance Floor Sparks to Silent Split
The chemistry between Jenn and Sasha was undeniable from the moment they hit the DWTS stage in September 2024. While the pair never officially labeled their romance, fans began to speculate after a series of flirty moments both on and off screen. Their viral swan boat TikTok in L.A.’s Echo Park especially had tongues wagging, with Tran joking about their outing being a “one-on-one date” and teasing Farber about “getting a rose.”
Despite keeping things low-key, they were regularly spotted together after the show wrapped—including a recent appearance at Stagecoach Festival in April 2025, where they were seen dancing and having fun.
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A Quiet Ending After a Year of Sparks
According to People, an insider has now confirmed the rumored breakup. The source noted that while Jenn and Sasha dated for over a year, they’re no longer together but still remain “good friends.”
Their DWTS journey was filled with praise for each other. Jenn once gushed to Julianne Hough, “We trust each other so much, we know each other so well… that’s why this works so well.” Sasha echoed the sentiment, saying, “From the first day I met you, I feel like I’ve known you a long, long time.”
In a February 2025 interview with People, Jenn hinted at their undefined status:
“We are taking life one day at a time, and we’re not in any rush to define anything or put anything out there.”
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No Official Word Yet
As of now, neither Jenn nor Sasha has publicly commented on the breakup rumors. But fans have definitely noticed their recent social media silence and absence from each other’s posts.
Whether it was a romantic flame or just an incredibly close bond, fans of the pair will no doubt be hoping they continue to support one another—even if it’s no longer as a couple.
