Cheryl Burke continues TMI rampage, talks DWTS hookups.

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Former 'Dancing with the Stars' pro Cheryl Burke is back for her next installment of "tell-the-public-everything-so-I-stay-relevant." In this installment, she talks about hook-ups. More specifically, she talks about a hook-up she had with former 'DWTS' pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy:
"I think we all dated each other at one point. We've known each other since I was 12 and he (Maksim) was, like, maybe 15, I think he is three years older than me -- so ya know, things happen."

While she insists that she and Maksim Chmerkovskiy never dated, she did claim that the twosome kissed.
"He was a good kisser. Maks is a good kisser."

Maksim is happily engaged to 'DWTS' pro Peta Murgatroyd (who is much better looking than Cheryl Burke, I might add <see below>).
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Apparently, Maksim Chmerkovskiy wasn't her only hunky 'DWTS' hook-up. She also spilled that she had some "fun" with 'DTWS' pro Mark Ballas.
"I think we tried to have fun ... Ya know, stuff happens. People interrupt or, you know, something happens."

My Two Cents

Cheryl Burke is what we would call a desperate teenager trapped in a 31-year-old's body. She has no filter (in a negative way), and she feels that she needs to spill the intimate details about her life, and take innocent victims along for the ride. She is what the younger millennials would call "thirsty."

As for talking about Maksim Chmerkovskiy, it is pretty unfair for her to talk about past interactions with him when he is set to marry Peta Murgatroyd. Whether or not the kiss happened, you don't talk about things like that. Have some f*cking respect, woman!

I really hope Cheryl Burke finds something better to do with her life.

#CherylBurke #DancingWithTheStars #MaksimChmerkovskiy #PetaMurgatroyd #MarkBallas #ThirstyCelebrities #DWTS

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