Sharna Burgess eyes a Dancing With the Stars comeback
Sharna Burgess admits that she'd love to return to Dancing With the Stars, the hit TV show.
Sharna Burgess would love to return to Dancing With the Stars.
The 41-year-old beauty competed as a professional on Dancing with the Stars for 14 seasons, and Sharna has now revealed that she'd love to make a return to the ABC show.
The dancer - who hasn't competed on the TV show since 2021 - told Us Weekly: "We actually discussed it last year, and it was by no means a ‘Please come back'. It wasn’t a hard offer on the table, but there was definitely a temperature check."
Sharna acknowledged that she wasn't ready at the time, as she was still revelling in the experience of being a first-time mother.
The dancer - who has Zane, four, with actor Brian Austin Green - explained: "My son was not in school yet, and I was building on other things. I’ve been acting and doing a lot of other stuff, too."
But now, Sharna admits that she would jump at the opportunity to return to the dancefloor.
She said: "When I woke up that morning — like, a little over a year ago — and I was like, ‘I need dance back in my life.’ If they were to ask me this year, I would absolutely say yes."
Sharna is convinced that some of her best years as a dancer remain ahead of her.
She explained: "I think I still have a lot more to give."
Despite this, Sharna doesn't want her potential return to come at anyone else's expense.
And if she doesn't land a spot on the new series, Sharna would be happy to support the other dancers from the sidelines.
The TV star - who announced her engagement to Brian in 2023 - said: "The cast is incredible and I would never, ever, ever want to take someone’s spot. I would never want to get a position, which means someone else doesn’t have one. I love all of the women on that cast.
"They’re so powerful. They’re so different. I think they’re inspiring millions across the country, too. So, if there isn’t a spot that I could be extra, I will forever be in the audience cheering them on."
