Dancing with the Stars pro Cheryl Burke says she has "no shame" over being molested as a child, according to People.
In her new book, Dancing Lessons, Burke discusses the details of her molestations, which began when she was 5. Burke says her abuser was a retired mailman who used to pick her up from school in her Bay Area community and do random jobs around her house.
"It's shocking," says two-time champ Cheryl Burke, moments after she and former L.A. Laker Rick Fox were eliminated from Dancing With the Stars. "It's America's show," says Fox, "and it's out of our control."
After their names were announced, the judges' mouths dropped, and you could hear a collective gasp from the studio audience. One man turned to his wife. "He was robbed," he said, simply.
Former NBA star Rick Fox, who got his highest scores of the season Monday was given his walking papers Tuesday on "Dancing with the Stars."
His quickstep with two time champ Cheryl Burke earned straight 9s from the judges and a 10 from the winner who inspired it, Helio Castroneves.
Rick Fox is shooting for a three — for Cheryl Burke.
The former Los Angeles Laker has three National Basketball Association championships, and a Dancing with the Stars victory this season would give his pro partner a record third Mirrorball trophy.
