Cheryl Burke Thinks ‘Dancing With The Stars’ Celebrities Should Be Single
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The professional dancer explained why hookups happen so often on the reality series.
Cheryl Burke is cautioning celebrities not to join ABC’s “Dancing with the Stars” if they’re already romantically spoken for.
On the May 31 episode of her “Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans” podcast, Burke, a professional dancer, said she thinks celebs should “be single” while starring on the show.
“Be single if you do ‘Dancing with the Stars.’ That’s all I’m saying,” Burke warned.
After her guest, People senior editor Dave Quinn, asked her why she thinks so many partnerships between pro dancers and celebrities turn romantic, Burke likened the dynamic between the show’s dance couples to “an arranged marriage.”
“It is black and white. You either love each other or hate each other, for real,” she explained.
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