How were you able to move forward in those friendships?Īt the end of the day, I have to move on from it, because no matter what, we will always be co-workers regardless. You also spoke with Morris about being fat-shamed by pros Louis van Amstel and Maksim Chmerkovskiy in the past - and Maks will be an upcoming guest on the podcast. What’s such a shame, and where this formula is quite genius, is where they get us because we put everything in the show. Did not one person vote? At the end of the day, it is a show. I’m still butt hurt by me and Juan Pablo Di Pace’s exit, which wasn’t so graceful. I mean, do we really know this? There is standards and practices there: It is 50% the judges’ votes and 50% fan votes, but digging deep, who’s convincing the judges? When you strip it back even further, let’s just say this is a television show. Is there is a possibility that sometimes shocking moves on the show aren’t just based on fan votes? This has also been part of my grieving process with this show, because what a shame it would have been just to keep all this stuff to myself.Īs you brought up, Heather Morris explained in her episode that she felt she was eliminated when she was just to create drama on the show - not because she was voted out. I talked to Heather Morris, who - I wasn’t on that season - but got her take and her conspiracy theory as to why she thinks she got eliminated. This podcast is more just because we don’t get a chance to talk to the other celebrities in length like this. I know where I came from, I would never bite the hand that fed me and that continues to be me. At the end of the day, people would probably rather see more of the interaction between the couples than the judges speaking.

I know they wanted to go back to three judges and fair enough. At the time, you were rallying to be a judge. The last time we spoke was when you announced you were retiring after last season. So I feel like it’s almost my duty now that I’m not on the show to let them in on a few little innocent secrets.

With the closeness of two people ballroom dancing and the body contact… I’ve always said that “Dancing with the Stars” needs to have an after show called “Dancing With the Stars: After Dark,” because there’s so much that goes on in these rehearsal spaces, during dress rehearsals, during the live show that the fans who’ve been a part of this show for so many decades now have no idea what’s going on. Your new podcast is called “Sex, Lies and Spray Tans.” As an avid “Dancing With the Stars” viewer, I get the spray tans part! Can you explain the sex and lies part?

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