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Hey, I do part two. It's your celebrity mentor, Cheryl Burke, and I'm joined by our resident favorite real life single gal Louise.

Hey, Louise. Nice to meet you. Hi. Nice to meet you. Still single, Cheryl. So happy to still have that title.

Single and happy. Hey, even though it's the beginning of the year, there is a lot happening, obviously, in the

celebrity divorce space.

So let's dive into this.

Tell me about yourself first, because I feel we are doing like headlines without really

knowing you.

Well, I think the point here is, is nobody's immune from divorce, right? So I too

am divorced. Me too. Nine years. It's kind of like a really popular club. And, you know,

even celebrities, you know, experience it. And I think that's one of the things I always pay attention to is,

no matter how beautiful, how amazing their life is, whether it's the trips, the this, the that,

like they are normal people who go home and deal with things that don't make them happy

or people do bad things to them. And I just think it's a universal theme relationships are challenging

especially in the public eye I think because you not only are you having to deal with the person

you're involved with but then you're dealing with everything else the noise around you so it is

challenging though I'm not Nicole Kidman or anything like that, but I was kind of in a public

divorce and that was very, that was hard for me. It's hard for me. I'm sure I'm not going to speak for

my ex-husband, but I'm sure it wasn't easy for him either. And, you know, people are still talking

about it and it's been over three years. And's like it's so it just people like to focus

I think more on drama than the actual good parts you know I think it's salacious stuff and I think

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