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Cheryl Burkeis part of theStarsworld since season 2, when she won the trophy with her celebrity partnerDrew Lakay. Although she took a few seasons here and there, Burke is one of the most experienced benefits of the series of dance competitions and entered the ballroom with a total of 21 famous candidates. She did not agree with everyone, however, and recently, Burke published an apology for talking about the disease of a particular partner. On his podcast, Cheryl Burke said that the comments she had made about the actorBEVERLY HILLS, 90210 IAN ZIERINGSeveral years ago, it was "offline". Read to find out why she is fine today and what she said she regrets. And for more information on the show, check25 celebrities you do not believe.Stars.

When she was the guest onAllegedly with Theo von & Matthew Cole WeissIn April 2016,Burke participated in a frank and extended conversation about herDwtsCareer So far and experience with the celebrities of the show.

Although she rented her and her career opinion in herMemoir 2011,Dance classesWhen asked, who was his least preferred partner, the Pro called Ziering, who came with the season 4. Despite the couple ending in fourth place, Burke was apparently not happy with the peer. The problems seemed to arise from clamping personalities; She indicated that Ziering was too intense for her.

Burke also stated that working with Ziering made her "want to crack the wrists" and said she was going to get toDwtsThe leaders cry and begs them to eliminate it and ziering. "I swear every time I asked, we just continued to go," she said.

She added that she did not use social media to ask fans to vote for her and her celebrity partner, as she usually did. Earlier in the podcast, she said that as a90210Fan, she was particularly disappointed not to have danced with another actor of the show, namingJason Prestleyand the endLuke Perrylike its favorite options.

She also piqued fun in the pronunciation of her name, saying that it is "Eee-An" and not "Eee-An" made her "want to vomit."

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Once the podcast episode has been released,Burke posted apologies For choosing words on Twitter. However, she did not apologize precisely to Ziering.

"I have always lived by the rule that if you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all," she wrote. "Recently and unfortunately, I broke this rule. In the heat of an interview conversation, I used a sentence that apparently makes suicide light and I regret deeply. I have many friends and members of the family who struggle with the depression and the thoughts of suicide. Having said something that apparently makes fun of what they have gone through what they have crossed and what they live with it's something I'm 'excuse. I never wanted to hurt someone or trivialize the subject. I was out of the line and for that I apologize. "

Back in 2016, after Burke's comments on ziering are viral, the actor subtly recognized them on Twitter.

Asreported byUS WeeklyHe responded to the actor and housesJaymes Vaughan, who retweettedThe speechThe publication of Burke's Post on his own comment.Vaughan wrote, "For what it's worth it, I worked with @ianzieling on stage and on television and loved the guy each time. #Niceguy."

"Thank you Jaymes ..."Ziering replied.

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Burke co-hosts his own podcast,Pretty messed, with its season 29 partner, singer Backstreet BoysAJ McLean. In April 18th episode of the show,As indicated byPeopleShe published another excuse for the 2016Maintenance, this time the leader in Ziering himself.

"The only thing I really regret and want to make fine fine with Ian Ziering," she said. "I was completely out of the line a few years ago and I made a podcast where they asked me who asked me who was my favorite partner and who did I hate the most. And I answered Ian Ziering, And I said something "I prefer to tear my wrists than dancing with Ian Ziering. '

Burke is she called to "try to have a reaction and put it as my hit bag" and for "taking] to this next level of malice."

"And I'm here to publicly apologize to Ian and his family," she added.

People Noted that Burke had not mentioned in the podcast if she had approached Ziering privately and he did not respond to the comment request from the exit.

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