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This is Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans with me, Cheryl Burke, and IHeart Radio podcast. Welcome back to sex lights and spray tans.

I have to say that one of the highlights of doing this podcast is just for me is just to catch up with like people who I've had a relationship with in the past.

But then all of a sudden, you know, it stopped because of whether that person left or whatever happened, it's irrelevant.

And I have to say my next guess is just that.

She is obviously best known as a co-host of Dancing with the Stars. We both started season two,

and she, you know, lasted eight seasons of the show. And then that was it. And I never really heard

from her again. So I'm really excited to bring her on as, you know, I have so many unanswered questions because like,

regardless, no matter what, we all develop such a family bond on the show. And I just kind of felt like

it, there was no closure. So I cannot wait. You guys were going to love this episode. I can't wait for you guys to hear it. There's going to be so many questions that I'm sure loyal fans and new fans have had about my next

guest and she answers it all for the very first time. So enjoy. Please welcome Samantha Harris to the show.

Hi, Samantha. It's been how it's been fit. I counted 15 years. No. Yes, I can't believe it. Well,

but that like, we must know, well, we, we absolutely crossed paths, though. Like, I don't think so.

I was at, I was in the audience for like the 20th anniversary show. You weren't there. You weren't

there. That's when I moved to NBC for a second. Oh, yes.

I know all of our like, our quick, random different things that we do.

Really random, but like really, yeah, not necessarily something that, yeah, I would be invited

to, right?

Yeah, exactly.

No, it's funny.

I was thinking through the timeframe as well as even just when we knew each other.

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