Charity Anderson Reid is a talented American dancer renowned for her expertise in contemporary and acro dance. Her professional journey began at a young age, competing in ballroom dance with her partner Andres Peñate. Together, they achieved remarkable success, winning the title of National Preteen Champions, which laid a strong foundation for their future endeavors in the dance world.

Anderson’s dedication to her craft led her to compete on the second season of World of Dance in 2018, where she and Peñate made history by scoring a perfect 100 on a routine, the first in the show’s history. Their innovative choreography, set to the rock hit “Way Down We Go” by Kaleo, showcased their athleticism and creativity, culminating in a victory in the junior division. Despite facing challenges, including an injury just days before the finals, Anderson’s resilience shone through as they finished third overall, solidifying their status as standout performers.

In addition to her competitive achievements, Charity has contributed significantly to the dance community as a teacher and choreographer at her mother’s Charisma Dance Studio in Springville, Utah. Her experience and passion for dance inspire her students, fostering a new generation of dancers who aspire to follow in her footsteps.

Anderson’s career continued to flourish as she participated in the World of Dance fall tour and was selected to back Derek Hough on his first solo tour. Her choreography for a special farewell dance for The Piano Guys garnered over 11 million views, showcasing her ability to connect with audiences and elevate performances. Charity Anderson Reid’s journey exemplifies dedication, creativity, and a commitment to excellence in the world of dance.