Jenn Tran was paired with Sasha Farber (Image: Getty)

Jenn Tran knows exactly what it’s like to compete on DWTS – and she’s shared her thoughts on this year’s contestants.

The 27-year-old Bachelorette star appeared on Season 33 of the dancing competition, and while she won over fans, she sadly finished in seventh place. Now, a new batch of contestants is competing for their chance to win the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy.

Jordan Chiles, Alix Earle, Dylan Efron, Elaine Hendrix, Robert Irwin, Whitney Leavitt, and Andy Richter are the seven celebrities left in DWTS, and Jenn has revealed which competitor surprised her the most.

Speaking exclusively to The Express US, the reality star shared, “I think someone who really surprised me this season, who I didn’t know anything about because I didn’t watch the Mormon Wives, was Whitney.

“She’s been just such a joy to watch. Like so incredible. I really think she belongs on Broadway because it’s been so much fun just watching her.”

Whitney Leavitt has received plenty of praise (Image: Getty)

Jenn added, “She’s getting so incredible. She started good, but she’s getting incredible.”

Despite being blown away by Whitney’s performances, Jenn admitted it’s too close to call who will win this season.

She told us, “I have no idea. I genuinely think the competition is incredibly strong. I’m very happy I’m not on this season because everyone’s way, way too… I’d be gone Week 1, so everyone’s insane.”

Jenn Tran is loving watching this season (Image: Getty)

Jenn also shared some advice for this year’s DWTS competitors. “Enjoy every second. Don’t be a nervous wreck like me,” she joked.

The TV icon continued, “It’s all for fun, you know? And that was also the previous advice that people had given me was like, enjoy it, it’s going to be over.”

She urged the contestants not to be “so nervous on show days,” but admitted it’s “easier said than done.”

“I would just say enjoy every single second thing,” Jenn added.

Reflecting on the time she spent on DWTS, Jenn said “it was the best experience of my life when.” She told us, “I was living on cloud nine.”

Jenn added, “Everyone has a different dream. That was my dream come true. And I stand by it a year later.”

Revealing the part she found “the most scary,” Jenn admitted it would have to be the live shows. “I remember my anxiety would be through the roof the second I woke up on every Tuesday morning,” she told us.

She added, “I’d be like, ‘Oh my God,’ and I couldn’t speak to people, like I was very in my own world and just a nervous wreck the entire day until basically eliminations happened. But then the rest of the week, it was the best time, like dancing in rehearsal all day, getting to listen to good music and learning how to move my body.”