Tom Bergeron hosts Dancing with the Stars. He has also hosted America's Funniest Home Videos. Bergeron has also been a fill-in host for...
Tom Bergeron just got brutally honest about his depature from Dancing with the Stars.
Appearing late last week on the podcast Bob Saget's Here for You, the former host delved into his 2019 firing from the ABC reality show and basically addressed producers as follows:
Tom Bergeron managed to be both a big winner and a big loser in 2020.
A big loser, because he got fired from Dancing with the Stars this summer.
Aside from casting an alleged murderer, ABC made headlines by ousting Erin Andrews and Tom Bergeron as hosts of Dancing With The Stars.
Why did they sack the two beloved hosts?
Dancing with the Stars will look very different this fall.
Due to the coronavirus and social-distancing guidelines and questions over how contestants will get close enough to each other to actually jive or quickstep?
Sean Spicer may be known for telling lie after lie to the American people, but here is a truth that has now been confirmed by ABC:
The former White House Press Secretary will compete on Season 28 of Dancing with the Stars.
After what appeared to be a relatively fluid and graceful foxtrot last night on the Dancing With the Stars season premiere, Kirstie Alley received surprisingly tough scores from the judges.
Fortunately, she found something positive to focus on: Tom Bergeron's face.
Without coming out and directly challenging his network for allowing Chris Brown to perform tonight on Dancing with the Stars, host Tom Bergeron has made his feelings clear.
“I did tell the producers it may be to their advantage to not have me interview him because my natural tendency would be to say something,” Bergeron told Ryan Seacrest on the latter's radio show “Don’t put me in a position where you are asking me to not say something, because I really won’t do that.”
