0:01

This is Sex, Lies and spray Tands

0:03

with Me Cheryl Burke and iHeartRadio

0:05

Podcast. Welcome back,

0:08

Kristen. I always love hearing what you

0:10

have to say. We've got a lot of actually

0:12

new headlines that has just come up

0:14

today, so let's start with the iHeart

0:17

iHeart Music Awards Jojo siwaw.

0:20

So she was definitely

0:22

she made a statement, that's for sure. I know

0:24

she has her single that had just

0:27

come out, I believe, and I

0:29

almost feel like, Look, I worked with a

0:31

lot of the Dance Mom's girls before, but she

0:33

was never involved during that. I think it was season

0:36

seven. I took over for Appy there for a second.

0:39

But basically, you know, she walked the red carpet

0:41

and just like what I think would look really cute as one

0:43

of the dance costumes on Dancing with Stars. But I

0:45

wonder if Danielle actually helped her with that. But

0:48

she walked the carpet in a sheer jumpsuit

0:51

with bat like embellishments on

0:53

the arms, with the rystones

0:55

of course, and mesh

0:57

panels across her midrift. She looked great. I

1:00

mean, social media users raced

1:02

two x. I still can get used to the fact that

1:04

it's called X and on Twitter to

1:07

express their disapproval, of course, okay. In

1:09

addition to receiving criticism over her Bolt

1:11

ensemble, the twenty year old dancer

1:13

was ridiculed for her spiked black makeup

1:16

around her eyes and foxhak, did you see this

1:18

look?

1:19

I sure did. I love it

1:21

because here's the thing.

1:23

Jojo for so long has been that

1:25

little girl with like the big bow, and

1:28

she's allowed to grow up. And I think that this

1:30

is her opportunity to explore that. It

1:32

reminds me of Miley Cyrus from her Hannah Montana

1:35

era into her Wrecking Ball and

1:38

it does take some people like they're

1:40

a little aghast by it, but honestly, like,

1:43

let her explore, let her figure this out,

1:45

because it's kind of exciting to see what her.

1:47

Next era is going to bring.

1:49

Right on TikTok too.

1:51

It's been interesting because she has her single

1:53

Karma, and she's doing this choreography which

1:55

I believe was done by Richie Squirrel, and

1:57

you know, people are making fun

1:59

of her a little bit, but honestly, I'm

2:02

like, she's the smart one because they're all using

2:04

her single over and over again to do your reallyation

2:07

and I'm like, guess who's laughing all the

2:09

way to the bank, you guys. Yeah, No,

2:11

it's when it comes to marketing.

2:13

That is so true. By the way, Yeah, I didn't

2:15

even think about that. Like there's as they say,

2:17

no, no press is bad press,

2:19

which I hate, but like we're still human

2:22

being so careful with your words people. So

2:24

next, we've got Tristan McManus. I

2:27

love him. I miss his Irish accent

2:29

that I can never and I was like, what

2:31

what, Tristan, what did you just say? I'd always

2:33

like shoot the shit with him. But do

2:35

you remember him? He was great?

2:38

I do, and we had him a couple of times on after Buzz

2:40

and he not only is delightful, but he's so sweet

2:43

and I feel like his energy was

2:45

kind of missed on Dancing by the Stars when he left.

2:47

For sure. And I have to say this was like back also

2:50

when he was on, This was like the height of the show.

2:53

We went out a lot as a group, like especially

2:55

the pro dancers, and I remember

2:57

lots of nights with Tristan. We

3:00

would always be the last man standing, for sure.

3:02

But what's so what?

3:04

I it's sad, But what I love so

3:06

much about this specific headline

3:09

is the fact that he's so open with

3:12

his struggle during that time

3:14

at the height of his you know, Dancing with the Stars

3:17

career, at least he basically

3:19

admits to struggling with alcoholism

3:22

and how you know, he basically

3:24

destroyed himself at

3:26

the height of his success and I

3:28

have a similar story in a way, but

3:31

you know, he really goes there

3:33

and it's so it's

3:36

I always just applaud people, especially

3:39

men that feel like

3:41

they can open up and talk about their story

3:43

without feeling you

3:45

know, shame or hiding behind the fame,

3:48

you know. And I'm so happy for

3:50

Tristan and his success now abroad.

3:53

You know, he's been so successful,

3:55

especially the last couple of years. But he basically

3:58

admitted all of this on I'm a

4:00

Celebrity, Get Me out of Here in Australia, and

4:03

he told his campmates how he would go out drinking

4:05

all night after finishing work on the show

4:07

and admitted he destroyed himself at that time.

4:10

He would drink until he passed out and would sometimes

4:12

have no memory of the night before. As he detailed

4:14

his mental health struggles, Tristan

4:17

said, I was never aggressive or anything like that. It

4:19

was just sad drinking. Oh that breaks my heart.

4:21

I just went out and I just destroyed myself. He

4:23

said, I'd finish the show and you're still

4:25

on that high anyway, But then

4:27

when everyone came down from that high and

4:29

went home, I just stay out. I do remember

4:32

actually one instance where we were

4:34

the last two people at I don't

4:36

know if it was like an after party, so there wasn't like

4:38

a closing time. It was like at a house whether that

4:40

I don't think that was my house, but it was like, Okay, I

4:43

was getting tired and we had results shows back

4:45

then, and when I called, I was in like hours

4:48

and I just remembered. I was like, do you need

4:50

like a ride or like, you know,

4:53

how can I help you get home? And I and there was

4:55

that moment of like I just

4:57

felt there was a dark class

5:00

a little bit over him, and I didn't know what to do

5:02

back then other than just leave him be. Yeah.

5:06

Man, I appreciate his vulnerability,

5:09

but it's crazy to think the two of you were

5:11

going through something very similar, but

5:13

then you're traveling essentially parallel paths.

5:16

Oh yeah, they're crossing

5:19

and work, but not necessarily crossing

5:21

in like what you guys needed.

5:22

Yeah, well, which we needed was just one of us to be

5:25

like, I've gotten a problem. But when you're in it,

5:27

you're not admitting it, right because you also

5:30

feel guilty for having a problem when you're at the height

5:32

of your career. Like everyone said, what was your rock

5:34

bottom? Well, my rock bottom, I've always

5:36

said was my success on Dancing with the Stars.

5:38

It was the first two seasons because from

5:41

then on it was always like I can't

5:43

get back to that, Like it was always like me comparing

5:46

myself to me my very first two seasons

5:48

of the show. So I feel like that

5:50

was my rock bottom was that at the height of my

5:52

success was the height of my drinking as well. So

5:55

then I was like there was part of me that was like, should I

5:57

just go back to that drinking because like

6:00

it worked out well on the surface, Obviously

6:02

this is not my solution, right,

6:04

like almost being six years sober, like it's

6:07

it's not that, but it's easy to go back. That

6:09

is the devil in my head, Like that's that on

6:12

my shoulders, saying just drink again, like you were

6:14

so successful, Like obviously

6:16

you're too much in your head now type thing, you know, and

6:18

so that's the that's what I still

6:20

struggle to this day. I do wish though, and

6:23

this is why I really want him on the podcast, because

6:25

I want to be able to develop

6:28

a friendship, even if it's from Afar, you

6:30

know, like I think it's important that we all stick together through

6:32

this.

6:33

Yeah.

6:33

I interviewed him, I want to say, early on in the pandemic,

6:36

so I think he'd be really receptive to an

6:38

interview. He's in such a great place with his wife

6:40

and their three beautiful babies, and I

6:43

think he's got a bigger story to share. And he also had

6:45

a lot of problems with heart attacks, heart

6:47

disease, you know, during the Vegas shown

6:51

he was what twenty six.

6:53

I just saw an interview actually just now, and he

6:55

was saying how he just didn't care if he had a heart attack

6:57

and that he just kept pushing through inan

7:00

So it was this was during that Vegas run for the

7:02

Dancing with the Stars, right, Yeah.

7:04

And he also mentioned I know when I've

7:06

worked with him, like he's had knee problems and he was

7:08

just like not caring about what was happening with his knees

7:11

as a dancer.

7:12

So I mean that's kind of normal though it

7:15

is.

7:17

Yeah, it's normal in that that's the way it's

7:19

been done. It's not normal, unacceptable

7:22

to.

7:22

Know that way. And if you don't

7:24

care about like, it's one thing. If you're just like, well,

7:27

I was just immature, right, like I never stretched or anything.

7:29

Hence up my arthritis. I'm suffering now,

7:31

but like as dancers, we can tolerate

7:34

pain. I just have. I have so much

7:36

love for him, But I also understand now that

7:39

you know, based on all of what it

7:41

was said from Tristan, is that, like I

7:45

think there must have been a sense

7:47

of relief and weight that got lifted

7:50

because of him being open, even

7:52

though how scary that must have been for him,

7:55

especially doing it on a show

7:57

where he obviously he was

7:59

already spent and like, I'm

8:01

celebrity, get me out of here. Kim Johnson or Kim

8:03

Hershevik did it back in the day, and she said it was miserable.

8:06

She wanted to be voted out as soon as possible.

8:08

It's like basically the equivalent of survivor. I'm

8:10

assuming so, like, you know, he had

8:12

to be stripped down to be able to be vulnerable. So

8:14

I hope he feels empowered,

8:16

and I hope he feels like he's helping so

8:18

many people because he really is.

8:20

Yeah, I think he's going to get a lot of feedback once he's

8:22

out of the jungle too.

8:24

And is he still there?

8:25

I don't, I think so.

8:27

I've been really like, yeah, I've been seeing

8:29

you know, Instagram posts, and he's

8:31

obviously not controlling his Instagram,

8:33

but somebody else must be because they're.

8:35

Like, it's live.

8:36

I believe it's live so in

8:38

Australia of course, but you know they'll be like tonight,

8:41

should he reveal his most vulnerable secret?

8:43

Like that kind of thing, the audience

8:46

vote.

8:46

Oh that's a great idea.

8:48

Yeah, it's kind of crazy.

8:50

But I just think he's got a bigger platform

8:53

now because of this, and I think a lot of people are

8:55

going to be receptive to what he has to say.

8:56

That's awesome. We need to get him when he straight out the jungle.

8:58

He needs to come on to sax License

9:01

Freight Dance. Okay, let's

9:03

go back. I'm so tired of saying these names

9:05

though I know these are great people inside and out.

9:07

Mauricio Omanski, I've

9:10

been watching his have you watched it yet? About

9:12

Buying Beverly Hills.

9:13

I did it. I binge watched it, faking her David.

9:15

I love it, doesn't she love it?

9:17

I love the houses honestly.

9:19

I just love how like raw yet so

9:21

manicured. It is still like it's still like a pleasure to

9:23

watch. Yet what they're saying and

9:25

their stories seem more real than housewives.

9:28

Right.

9:29

We actually got more information about what

9:31

was happening between Kyle and Mauricio in

9:33

Buying Beverly Hills.

9:35

So, speaking of let's

9:37

talk about it. So there's a few headlines,

9:39

I think. But nearly nine months after

9:41

announcing their separation, Kyle is

9:43

giving fans an update on her current relationship,

9:46

and good for Amazon, they just got

9:48

their whole like reveal

9:50

here. But during a joint Amazon Live session

9:53

with her daughter Alexia on Monday,

9:56

basically Kyle revealed that she and the agency

9:59

founder Mauricio were no longer seeking counseling

10:01

for their marriage. We're just taking a break from

10:03

that. The couple got candid and basically

10:06

said, I thought it was important to go to couples therapy

10:09

because the more difficult things get between

10:11

us, the more difficult it's been to communicate,

10:15

and that it's been fun. Their

10:17

sessions have been fun, which is an interesting

10:19

word to use. I've been through a few couples

10:22

therapy sessions myself. I wouldn't call it fun,

10:24

but hey to each their own and allowed. Basically,

10:27

the therapy sessions allowed them to be more in tune

10:30

with themselves and with herself,

10:33

meaning Kyle, all I'm saying is that

10:35

this is helping us. I think we're in a way better place.

10:37

We've been married for twenty seven years. We've

10:39

never had so much going on in our lives. I think it's

10:41

become hard. It's become

10:43

really hard. And basically, this is the quote

10:45

I want to get to. With any marriage, there's

10:48

issues that you have and they come up, Kyle

10:50

said. Some of the issues never went away and they were

10:53

never really worked on. I care about my family

10:55

first, and I mean I tried. I

10:57

really did try. And so when

11:00

I couldn't, the kind of things I had

11:02

been I don't want to say put up with, but she

11:04

said it, but you know, just became

11:07

more apparent to me. I guess, I guess I

11:09

couldn't do that anymore. I finally decided on

11:11

a breaking point, but I really thought our marriage

11:13

would come back. I thought, Okay, this

11:16

is just a temporary thing.

11:17

And it didn't so

11:19

hard to hear, obviously, because they've been

11:22

on our television screens for so long, and

11:24

at the end of the day, they're human and

11:27

you know, they have real emotions to deal with, and

11:29

you know, there's been rumors out there about their

11:31

marriage, and I think that this has been

11:34

the last the last year of them having to really

11:36

confront it head on, and it's really hard

11:38

to do in the public eye.

11:40

Yeah, you know, you

11:42

know, it's it's hard. It's it's gut

11:44

wrenching.

11:45

I mean, it must have been for you even just

11:47

having to navigate

11:49

social media reading.

11:50

So let's just it was just like, you know, really

11:53

just the pink elephant in the room, Like is it easy

11:55

for me to see my ex with other people?

11:57

Know?

11:58

But also I do know

12:01

it's over in my heart because there's not that sense

12:03

of like I'm truly happy for

12:05

him, like I actually and I know

12:07

the difference of like feeling envious

12:10

or like jealous or

12:12

like I want him back, like that's my

12:14

none of that. It's really been pretty

12:18

just I'm not gonna say I'm so excited

12:20

and jumping up for joy but I'm

12:22

not. I don't have any emotion, I guess,

12:25

and I don't know if that's I don't think that's me, Numby. I think that's

12:27

me just being in peace with the fact that

12:29

this man wasn't for me. You know.

12:31

I think they always say too, like indifference is

12:33

kind of the best place to be because you're not angry,

12:37

no, don't hold no longer anger and

12:39

you know even and on the other side, you

12:41

know, you're not sitting there thinking I love him so much, I want to

12:44

back.

12:44

So it's one of those that you're just at a place,

12:46

take them all yours, like.

12:48

It's somewhere in the middle, and you look forward

12:50

to your future and whatever that means.

12:52

And I think, and I'm okay with being

12:54

like I keep saying, selling a broken

12:56

record, but I am more than okay

12:58

with being single. I owe it to myself and actually,

13:02

like, this is where I need to be and I know that I

13:04

feel it. And I think that going

13:06

back to Kyle and Mauricio, like

13:09

I feel like she's at that similar

13:12

maybe stage as well. The fact that she described

13:14

their therapy sessions as fun, like you, I

13:17

feel like they're I

13:19

think they've already drifted apart many years

13:21

ago. Must it sounds like it,

13:23

But it also alluded to with that last

13:25

quote of hers that in

13:27

a way she was the victim in all of this.

13:31

Yeah, and that's you know, I mean.

13:33

And I think that they're trying to like reveal things

13:35

without revealing everything.

13:37

And I mean, we've.

13:38

Heard which is totally respect. Like I totally

13:40

respect that I have every.

13:42

Right to do that.

13:42

They still have, you know, a daughter in high school

13:45

for sure. You know they have to protect her, of

13:47

course, And I think that they've given us

13:49

maybe as much as they can to the public, or

13:52

as much as they want to reveal. And for them, I think like

13:54

learning to communicate. Maybe that's the fun

13:56

part, because they're learning to connect as friends

13:59

again and at least being in

14:01

a place where you're having fun, even

14:03

if it's just on a.

14:04

Place to know each other.

14:06

It's probably great, honestly, because there's

14:08

probably been a lot of tension as a couple, and

14:11

even just being in a place where you're like we can go

14:13

on vacation or go out to dinner as a family

14:15

and not feel like you're walking on eggshells

14:18

and co parent.

14:18

I think that's very important, but also let

14:21

me just say, like, there's no victim, there's no I mean,

14:23

like unless if, of course it's a physical,

14:25

physically abusive relationship. But like

14:28

there's always two sides to every story.

14:39

Let's move on to Mauricia.

14:41

Just kidding, we're gonna move on from

14:43

him altogether, but we're gonna have talk about

14:45

mister Glebs of Jinko.

14:47

All I thought was like the Sun, because that was the son I

14:49

believe. The Sun reporter was just like, I

14:51

cannot wait to ask this question because

14:53

they made a whole separate article about it. They've

14:56

been chopping at the bit for something like

14:58

that. He'd had a pretty juicy interview with them overall,

15:00

though.

15:01

A shocking to me.

15:02

I didn't I.

15:03

Wasn't pleased at some of the things he had to say about

15:05

some of his older contestants.

15:09

Say more, say more.

15:11

You know, he was talking about I think the question

15:14

I'm gonna paraphrase of what I think.

15:15

The question was that, you know what, what's

15:18

your ideal type of contestant? And he

15:20

was saying, I want people young, I want people with dance

15:22

training.

15:22

I don't want.

15:23

People who are you know, injured

15:26

older they need to rest their knee you

15:28

know, they're fun to go out to coffee with, and it came

15:30

across as extremely insensitive, and

15:33

given that he just had Mirror

15:35

Sorvino, it slightly shaded

15:37

Mirror Sorvino. And if I had just been his most recent

15:40

partner, I would be very upset.

15:42

You know.

15:43

It makes me think because I see Peta and

15:45

what she did with Barry Williams, and remember

15:47

Barry gat further than

15:49

Mirror Sorvino this past season, and to me,

15:51

he had the time of his life. Pete gave him

15:53

a great opportunity. He performed

15:56

his hard. We loved him exactly,

15:58

and that's what you should be giving that experience. Because

16:01

there's only one Mirror Ball each season, only

16:03

one pro is going to win it with their contestant.

16:05

And I get that he I also understand

16:07

that club wants a mirror Ball, but at the same time.

16:10

He ain't gonna get it like that.

16:12

No, And to embrace

16:14

Barry the way Peter did, I felt

16:16

like if Mirror had been embraced, maybe she would have felt

16:18

more confident on the dance floor, because that was always my thing.

16:20

I'm like, I don't think she feels confident out here,

16:23

and maybe you're.

16:24

Right here, you're right, You're right, you don't so, yeah,

16:27

no, you're right. It was almost like she was walking on eggshells.

16:29

But you so, do you think that came slowly from

16:32

glob not supporting her.

16:34

It's never solely, you know.

16:36

I would know, let's pretend that I'm walking

16:38

in to do Dancing with the Stars. I would

16:40

be super nervous, but I would want to pro that's

16:42

going to start building up my confidence

16:44

each week and go, hey, you know what your

16:46

performance level is great?

16:47

Right now?

16:48

Now we need to like hold in some of the technique

16:50

like reinforcing.

16:52

Tristan mcmannus, he would have been perfect.

16:54

Yes, it's so worthy Hammel, and

16:56

he had Valerie Harper.

16:58

Yes, and that's why he would always would always

17:00

like be like, I'm never going to get like the you

17:03

know, no, there was no Tarlie Demelia back then,

17:05

but like the Nicole Scherzinger, you know.

17:07

But it's because and Pasha also

17:09

has a very kind, compassionate

17:11

way and teaching nurturing. I

17:14

wouldn't say I am so. I mean, I'm not trying

17:16

to say that Gleb isn't. But there are ways that

17:18

we were trained when we were competitors, whether

17:21

that be you know, our belief system or whatever. And

17:23

I was trained it was harsh, like it's strict.

17:26

Hence why I'm called you know, I was called

17:28

the task master for a reason. But like, yeah,

17:31

I agree with you. Though there

17:33

was times with certain partners of mine where

17:36

I was like my way or no way, and it didn't

17:38

turn out great, like they didn't. They weren't out there and they

17:40

weren't confident, and I could have been

17:42

a lot more compassionate, you know. And it

17:44

is a fine line because these people are out there

17:46

like naked and afraid.

17:48

Oh absolutely, that's the other thing too.

17:50

Yeah, you're you're wearing an outfit that's very revealing,

17:52

and me, you don't wear that in your personal life.

17:54

No. So glebs

17:56

of Chenko single again most likely

17:59

listen after how having Vinnie Guardanino on this

18:01

podcast, he said to

18:03

kill me, but he said, I didn't force it out of his

18:05

mouth. We didnt rapid fire, I said, rapid

18:07

fire anyway. I asked him have you slept with any of the audience

18:10

members when doing Chip and Dale's And

18:12

the answer was a yes, And so like, listen,

18:15

this ain't no, this is not like

18:17

swan Lake, Okay, like we're we're really

18:20

this is Chippendale's And yes, I

18:22

understand that this is not a strip show

18:25

whatever. No it's not whatever. These people are

18:27

great talent, but it is You're

18:29

there with in Vegas with a bunch of bachelorettes

18:31

like ready to party, hardy, you

18:34

know. And I don't know if i'd be able

18:36

to handle it if my boyfriend decided to sign

18:38

up for Chip and Dales.

18:40

Yeah, that would be a little nerve wracking. I feel like Gleb's

18:43

going to be great at this though. I feel like God.

18:46

Or to be a Chip and Dale, then he should

18:48

go do freaking Thunder from down Under afterwards,

18:51

just move over to the next show, and then Magic Mike once

18:53

he graduates from that.

18:54

It's right, they have all three, don't they.

18:57

So what did you think about Glibs

19:00

saying that there might be changes on Dancing fo Stars.

19:02

He's saying like that they might change all the dancers,

19:04

But I don't think see to me, I don't think that they're

19:07

ever going to do like a clean sweep and get

19:09

rid of everyone. I feel like they're just going to keep on like

19:11

adding people on each season.

19:13

You can't get rid of the favorites.

19:16

I mean, you can, but like not

19:19

with Conrad back. If it weren't Conrad,

19:21

then I'd be nervous. I think that he's

19:24

stating the obvious. Honestly, Gleb, we

19:26

don't ever know who if we're coming back.

19:29

We're waiting by the phone about

19:32

I would say a couple of weeks prior to rehearsals,

19:34

but they still have yet to announce that it's officially back.

19:36

So can I ask you something about that?

19:38

Because I always think about you guys, when

19:40

you're waiting in August or like late

19:42

Juli or whenever it is waiting till August, call

19:44

to see if you're back.

19:45

Okay, August right, because we premiere

19:47

September, end of September, right,

19:50

it would be end of August.

19:51

So I admit I have always thought that is

19:53

incredibly unfair because a

19:55

lot of the fall jobs have already been taken,

19:57

a lot of castings have already happened, and you're

20:00

just kind of hanging by a thread. And we've seen plenty

20:02

of people where either maybe their celebt drops

20:04

out, drops out, or they say, we don't have a celebt

20:06

for you this season, and now you're just kind of left hanging

20:09

with no job.

20:10

And then with no troop back. You don't even have a troop

20:12

job, no.

20:13

Troop, right, so what do you do?

20:15

I just have always thought like it's

20:17

unfair from my perspective.

20:19

It's unsure, it is. I mean, look

20:22

edit to and I talked about it here

20:24

on the podcast and she said that

20:27

I understand why they do that,

20:29

but I could no longer be a part of that

20:31

insecurity, like really, like

20:33

it gives you no time to plan. And

20:36

you're right, especially in this industry, like you're

20:38

everyone's already made decisions as far as other

20:41

you know, cast members for other shows and other networks.

20:43

It's a whole thing. Look,

20:46

I've I've always been a prisoner

20:48

of that as well, though I'm grateful

20:51

that I've never been asked from

20:53

that group. But like, still,

20:56

the amount of anxiety is not

20:58

healthy. And

21:00

also hearing is some of these

21:02

answers that would call me back

21:04

in the day and just be devastated, you

21:07

know. And I don't know if these dnswers

21:09

thought I had the inside scoop on everything, just I've

21:11

been on longer than all of them, but like or

21:13

I started way earlier than they did. But I really

21:16

did not know anything, and it

21:18

was just so like heart wrenching,

21:21

because you are

21:23

consumed by this show. The show is your life, especially

21:25

as a pro dancer, let alone. Every celebrity

21:28

I've interviewed so far tells me how consuming

21:30

the shows imagine us. They've got us by

21:32

the balls literally.

21:34

You know what else I've always thought too, why

21:36

the dance agencies or your agents whoever

21:38

they are, have allowed this to happen?

21:41

And why SAG allows this to happen?

21:43

That is what hey sag? Yes, yeah, no, I

21:45

hear you with the SAG part. Maxim Schwarkowski

21:48

recalls arguing with Kristy Ali about

21:50

his flirty actions during Dancing with

21:52

the Stars. Now he mentioned this in

21:54

our interview on this podcast,

21:56

Like I would say it was end of August of twenty three, but

21:59

yes, he basically says

22:01

that here he is stressing, you know, himself

22:04

out by like what the hell am I gonna give Curtius for

22:06

us? Choreography goes cut to Kirsty's

22:09

like you're so flirty, you

22:11

know, and like just I don't know if he she was busting

22:13

his balls as well, but like, yes, this is

22:16

another prime example of a dancer you

22:18

know, especially the original pros. We just

22:20

played grab ass and it means absolutely

22:23

nothing. And we're like football players in a football in

22:25

the locker room, like literally, like and that's

22:27

okay, you know for us. Now,

22:29

what we forget is that when you put

22:32

your hand and you're trying to teach someone like how

22:34

to move their hips, you know, figure

22:36

eights, they may get

22:38

some sort of sensation or

22:40

he.

22:40

May need to let them know, like my hand is going to

22:42

wind up home smell of your mack.

22:44

I could not.

22:47

Consent ryl consent.

22:49

Well, I think maybe nowadays i'd have to.

22:52

I'm like slapping if anything. I'm like other

22:55

left but

22:58

like, this is the thing. This is why I always ask, like

23:01

who falls in love first? The celebrity or

23:03

the dancer, you know, And it's definitely

23:05

the celebrity for this reason, like dancing

23:08

partner dancing is so intimate.

23:12

Arihana Maddix, God again,

23:16

good for her. Though she's got a new gig. I'm

23:18

sure she's got plenty that we don't know

23:20

of yet, but I love this for her. She's

23:22

basically replacing Sarah hyland On as

23:25

a host for Love Island. Yeah,

23:28

more power to her. How about what do you think? Have

23:30

you seen thevioland I haven't seen it yet.

23:32

I have watched a couple episodes of Love Isoland. I'm

23:34

not like deep into it or anything, but I will

23:36

say I think I'm

23:38

just going to predict this. I think this is her exit

23:40

from vander Pumper rules. No,

23:43

I feel like it is. Don't

23:46

you think she's under contract?

23:48

I don't know.

23:49

I don't know. But they're not stupid.

23:52

They can't be stat stupid to let her go.

23:54

Because what does she have lined up after Love Island?

23:56

Like if because she's going if she finishes up

23:58

Broadway April seventh, If she goes,

24:01

she's moving into her new home, goes

24:03

and does love Itea.

24:04

What never happened? I thought she had to stay in the old

24:06

home.

24:07

She is suing Tom

24:10

and I think that they're hopefully going to work. They're waiting

24:12

for a judge. But she bought a new home in the meantime.

24:14

I hope she can just I'm sure I hope her boyfriend

24:17

was like, Eh, you're not leaving there anymore.

24:19

We're done with this.

24:20

Hopefully they can at

24:22

least like just sell it, just sell

24:24

it, start over.

24:26

I don't know, who knows anyway,

24:28

more power to her. If I were anyone

24:30

whoever runs it over there, whether it's Andy

24:32

Cohen or I would honestly

24:34

move the schedule around just to fit her schedule

24:37

and pay her as much as she wants to be paid,

24:39

because really, I think it's

24:41

going to go downhill without her face on it?

24:44

Or do you give her a spinoff? No,

24:47

nothin off.

24:48

But it's just not yet. It's

24:50

still very soon and fresh,

24:53

all right.

24:54

I was like her and Katie open her sandwich shop and

24:56

they get there on spin off?

24:57

But how boring wholesome

25:01

TV about a subway sandwich shop.

25:03

Kidding, I'm

25:06

not watching that concept. No,

25:08

I'm not even watching this concept. I'm just saying

25:11

for all the fans and the Reddit

25:13

fans.

25:13

And.

25:21

Misspelling is a new podcast from

25:24

Tory Spelling. Who is the real woman

25:26

behind the notorious Tory Spelling headlines?

25:29

Is the mother of five living in a Beverly Hills manor

25:32

or in an RV? Is she Donna

25:34

Martin or is she a down and out divorcee

25:37

for someone who grew up with Hollywood mogul

25:39

air and Spelling? Was she daddy's little

25:41

girl or is she her father's daughter?

25:44

In a town where the lines are blurred. It's finally

25:46

time to clear the air with the misunderstood

25:48

Misspelling follow tory, she

25:50

confronts the missteps, the mistakes,

25:53

and the misconceptions. Missspelling

25:55

is ready to reveal what's real and what's fake

25:58

as she strips down her Hollywood person If

26:00

you think the rumors are shocking, just wait until

26:03

you hear the truth. Because when a woman has

26:05

nothing to lose, she has everything

26:07

to gain. Listen to Miss Spellings starting

26:09

April first on the iHeartRadio app, Apple

26:11

Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

26:18

One more headline. Juliane Huff joins

26:20

Maggie Jillen Hall's Frankenstein pick the

26:22

bride for Warner Brothers. That's amazing,

26:25

this is you think, this is why? Yeah,

26:27

this is incredible, right, this is go it.

26:29

Yeah, you know I thought about it because I think

26:31

I was on the week when she had canceled her tour

26:33

dates for the Dancing with the Stars tour, and I'm

26:35

like, oh, even if she's not filming

26:38

yet, she has wardrobe prep because this is definitely

26:40

a period piece where it's the bride of

26:42

Frankenstein.

26:43

And was she the bride? I

26:45

think Maggie.

26:46

Jillenhall is Oh, but yeah,

26:49

she was just holl Is.

26:51

But this is an incredible opportunity

26:53

for her. And I think also we saw

26:56

that she moved over to CIA. I think she's

26:58

making some big moves in her career. I think

27:00

coming back to host Dancing with the Stars

27:02

was kind of like the right move because it grounds

27:05

her and then she has the rest of the year

27:07

to do other opportunities.

27:08

Listen, she's getting the exposure. She's on primetime

27:11

television, and it's not just not

27:13

saying it's just a pro dancer, but yes,

27:16

she's being seen in different in different

27:20

jobs and titles, and

27:22

she's definitely an entrepreneur. Also,

27:24

she does it all now.

27:26

I saw an article about

27:29

how there might be a slight

27:32

chance, I mean if the show's not confirmed. She's

27:34

not confirmed to host, but it that way, so

27:38

people are a little nervous that she's not going

27:40

to be able to come back as a host because of her other

27:43

job opportunities. What do you think.

27:44

I feel like she'll she'll be there as long as she

27:47

can. You know, the season's

27:49

happened.

27:49

I don't know, I don't know.

27:51

We don't have a big role. I actually don't know

27:55

her an Oscar winning type of role

27:57

her.

27:57

Well, well, I mean like even I mean, look,

27:59

maybe this is part of their CAA's plan. Like

28:01

I don't think anyone wants her to be branded again

28:04

and put it that way, because that's really hard to

28:06

undo that and to have

28:09

people see you in a different light. I'm going through

28:11

it at the moment, you know, and it's like, it's

28:13

not easy.

28:14

What's your biggest struggle do you think with that?

28:17

It's literally people taking

28:19

me seriously in different light because, like

28:22

I think, using my voice

28:24

isn't something that they're used to seeing

28:26

or hearing from, right, And

28:31

if you really look at the people who have

28:33

made a successful career after

28:35

being a pro dancer, they took like a few year

28:38

hiatus of like really not hearing

28:40

from them to kind of clear

28:42

it out of people's brains. And mind

28:45

you, this was Juliane after only what a few

28:47

seasons. I've done twenty three seasons.

28:50

Yeah, it's a long time if you

28:52

don't And honestly, it's even when

28:54

I walk around when I'm out in public, it's

28:57

interesting. I'll get a couple of people like we got I have your

28:59

that TikToker and I'm like, oh my god, I'm not going TikTok.

29:01

I love you.

29:04

Thanks Kristin, thanks for having me.

29:07

Thank you so much to Kristin Bird for coming and co hosting

29:10

our Headlines and Hot Topics weekly

29:12

series. Everyone make sure to follow at

29:14

the Kristin Birt and the podcast

29:17

on social media at sex Slies and

29:19

spray Tands across all platforms.

29:21

More interviews to come every single

29:23

Monday to talk about their experiences

29:25

and share their stories Walk down

29:28

Memory Lane on Dancing with the Stars.

29:30

Until next time, people, Hie