Bio: Cheryl Burke (born Cheryl Stephanie Bautista Burke in San Francisco, CA on May 3, 1984) is a professional dancer, starring as a recurring dancer on Dancing with the Stars.
Best Known For:
Cheryl Burke is best known for being the first female recurring dancer to win DWTS and the first recurring dancer to win twice. She won with Drew Lachey and then Emmitt Smith. She also wrote an autobiography, Dancing Lessons, opening up about being molested at a young age. She is also a philanthropist and has her own dance wear line and dance studio.
Personal Life:
Cheryl Burke is single, and last dated NHL player Joffrey Lupul, 30.
Cheryl Burke shockingly slammed her head against the ballroom floor after slipping and falling while practicing a move with partner AJ McLean during a rehearsal for an upcoming episode of ‘Dancing with the Stars’.
Due to the coronavirus, safety is a priority on season 29 of ‘DWTS,’ and pro dancer, Cheryl Burke, told us exactly how the show is ensuring that the cast and crew stays healthy.
In the wake of Ray Lewis being forced to withdraw from ‘DWTS’ after getting injured, his ‘DWTS’ partner Cheryl Burke spoke with HL about why she thinks more training time is necessary for the celeb contestants.
Cheryl Burke’s ‘journey to the mirror ball’ with her partner, NFL star Ray Lewis, will sadly end on the Sept. 30 episode of ‘DWTS.’ The dancing pro revealed what kind of injury caused their withdrawal.
After ‘GMA’ host Lara Spencer appeared to laugh at Prince George’s love of ballet, professional dancers Derek Hough and Cheryl Burke weren’t having it — and called Lara out on Instagram!
Mandla Morris’ ‘Dancing With The Stars: Junior’ mentor, Cheryl Burke, is so proud of how far he’s come this season so far — and she told us all about it in this EXCLUSIVE interview!
