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This is Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans with me, Cheryl Burke, and IHeart Radio podcast.

Welcome to Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans. I am not in a

normal environment like I normally am. So excuse any weird sounds that you may hear. I'm currently

in a hotel, but I couldn't miss obviously doing this recap for Dancing with the Stars' semifinals.

I can't believe it's already here.

I am so excited about this.

And I, you know, I honestly just want to thank you guys so much for all of the amazing feedback that I've been seeing and reading.

It really helps me as far as what I can do better as a host for you and for the fans, especially

when it comes to Dancing with the Stars throughout the years. You guys have, you know, made this

show possible. You've made this show popular enough to last for as long as it has been for 32

whole seasons. So thank you for, you know, the love and support, but mainly, even if I'm not a

part of the show, thank you for supporting the art of dance in general. This has been an

incredible season so far. So let's just get to it, shall we? You know, let's just get to

the opening of this show. I was actually hoping to see all the

eliminated pros basically perform the opening number tonight or a opening number tonight,

considering that, you know, it is the semifinals. And there's nothing more powerful, I think,

than seeing the pros do their thing as, you know, the first shot that we see, even before

Alfonso and Julianne introduced themselves. I think it's a powerful way to start a show, but it is

what it is. And I just, you know, right out from the gate, I just love the aesthetic. You know,

when I see the couples come out, I definitely see the wardrobe. So shout out to the wardrobe department

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