Cheryl Burke and Rick Fox can relate to Audrina Patridge and Tony Dovolani.
Only one week after Patridge and Dovolani's jaw-dropping elimination on Dancing with the Stars, Burke and Fox experienced what they considered a premature departure from the show.
"This is the most shocking elimination I've ever been through out of all ten seasons," Burke told reporters backstage immediately following Tuesday's show. "That just shows you that you really need to vote. At the end of the day, no one's really safe."
But Burke and Fox, who landed in a higher spot than both Kyle Massey and Bristol Palin on Monday night, have no regrets. "We did the best we could do," Burke said. "There's nothing I would take back. It was his best night. It was our best night. It's better to leave like this, though – just to go out on top."
As for Fox, he, too, is disappointed about leaving the show.
"I'm going to miss coming here and being with the other contestants and the dancers and hanging out with them," he said. "This made me a stronger person. It made my relationships stronger across the board."
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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