After retiring from Dancing With the Stars after Season 31, Cheryl Burke is revealing shocking details about her exit and the aftermath.

Cheryl Burke is opening up more about her exit from Dancing With the Stars in 2022 after 17 years, admitting her relationship with the show has been fraught. “I love the show. I’m a fan. I will always be a fan,” the podcast host said. “However, with that also come disagreements.”

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“It was a fight,” Burke claimed of her farewell performance. “It wasn’t just given to me, like ‘Oh, okay, we’re going to do a beautiful send-off. It was a fight that my team had to really put their foot down and basically put everything into perspective for them. Like, ‘Wow, you don’t want to give her anything, not even a little goodbye?’”

Burke — who has been a professional dancer on the long-running dance competition show for 26 seasons — has been paired with everyone from Drew Lachey to Rob Kardashian to weatherman Sam Champion throughout her years on the series. She's also bonded with her fellow professional dancers.

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