DWTS’ Cheryl Burke Reunites With Partner Cody Rigsby in the Dance Studio After Positive COVID Tests

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Dancing With The Stars professional Cheryl Burke has revealed that she is still struggling with fatigue and "brain fog" after being diagnosed with COVID-19.MORE: Two contestants go home in shocking Dancing with the Stars eliminationThe ballroom dancer told HELLO! it has been a struggle to rehearse the fast numbers - including last week's jive and this week's coming quickstep - due to the effects of the virus.WATCH: Dancing With The Stars: Cody Rigsby dances the jive"When people say they are fatigued or have brain fog, it's a real thing," she shared, "it just felt like the first stages of the flu and it turned into losing my taste and smell which soon came back - but it was once I started getting my heart rate up, that's when I could feel

Out of step! Cheryl Burke is calling out the Dancing With the Stars judges for being “pretty harsh” on them amid their recovery from COVID-19.

Cody Rigsby channels his inner Gaston for Villains Night on Dancing With the Stars on Tuesday (October 12).

"Dancing with the Stars" welcomed Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby back to the live stage on Monday after the duo previously had to perform from home due to positive coronavirus tests.  The dancing professional, 37, and Peloton instructor, 34, took the stage for the first time since announcing they'd been diagnosed with COVID-19.They were back and healthy again just in time to be part of the two-night "Disney Heroes" event where they accomplished a spectacular performance to "Stand Out" from "A Goofy Movie."  Host Tyra Banks immediately addressed the elephant in the room, asking if they were feeling pressure being back on the stage after battling the coronavirus.  "No, I feel great! I'm so glad to be done with quarantine, I'm glad to be back in

Cody Rigsby is back in the ballroom!

Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby are back in the studio! The pair returned to the dance floor for Monday's Disney Heroes Night.Last week, the duo had to think outside the box after they both tested positive for COVID-19. To stay in the game, they each performed from their separate living rooms.

Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby are back in the studio! The pair returned to the dance floor for Monday's Disney Heroes Night.Last week, the duo had to think outside the box after they both tested positive for COVID-19. To stay in the game, they each performed from their separate living rooms.

Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke didn't let COVID keep them down, as they made their big return to the Dancing with the Stars stage.MORE: Cody Rigsby and dance partner Cheryl Burke share new update amid Covid scareThe two were cleared to finally return for the show's newest episode and were able to deliver their first in-person performance since their set in the premiere.They danced the jive to Stand Out by Tevin Campbell from The Goofy Movie, in full costume as the characters from the film.WATCH: DWTS: Cheryl Burke reveals she will be dancing remotely with Cody RigsbyCody and Cheryl's performance was warmly received by the judges, who hailed the two for making a big comeback to the ballroom, and particularly praised their interpretation of the

Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke became the first dance partners on Dancing with the Stars to perform a socially-distanced dance on the show after both testing positive for Covid.MORE: DWTS' Bruno Tonioli suffers incident alongside fellow judgesThe Peloton instructor and professional dancer were unable to meet up in person, instead performing their Britney Spears-inspired dance from their respective living rooms.However, on Sunday, the pair were pictured back together ahead of Disney Week.VIDEO: DWTS' Cody Rigsby opens up about health setback On the official Dancing with the Stars Instagram account, Cody and Cheryl were all smiles as they posed in the rehearsal room, both wearing Disney ears.MORE: Brian Austin Green's incredible act of bravery

Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby are ready to return to the ballroom for Monday's edition of Dancing with the Stars, after both tested positive for breakthrough cases of COVID-19 weeks back.The 37-year-old pro dancer and the Peloton star, 34, have both been under quarantine since they each tested positive, and performed a remote routine in their absence.The San Francisco-born beauty took to Instagram Saturday with a shot alongside Rigsby as they practiced for the show's Disney-themed week in a dance studio ahead of the upcoming return.

Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby are together again!

Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke are together again! The pro dancer took to Instagram on Friday to share pics with her partner, after they were both quarantined due to positive COVID-19 tests.In the post, Burke and Rigsby are preparing for the show's upcoming Disney Week, with the pro dancer rocking Minnie Mouse ears and the Peloton instructor sporting a Goofy hat.Burke also shared a clip of her and Rigsby striking a pose for the camera.«Reunited and it feels so good!» Burke, who previously revealed that she was cleared to return to the ballroom, captioned her post.A post shared by Cheryl Burke (@cherylburke)One day before the pair was set to compete in the show's second week, Burke revealed that she'd tested positive for COVID.Neither Burke

Cheryl Burke and her partner Cody Rigsby were seen returning to rehearsal for Dancing With The Stars on Friday afternoon in Los Angeles.Their return marks their first practice in person since they both contracted COVID-19 last month, which prevented them from stepping foot in the DWTS studio until they fully recovered the past few weeks.Afterquarantining and performing virtually from home, the duo looked eager to finally practice their choreography in the same room again. They're back! Cheryl Burke and her partner Cody Rigsby were seen returning to rehearsal for Dancing With The Stars on Friday afternoon in Los AngelesFor their sweat session, Burke, 37, wore an off-the-shoulder black top, matching sweatpants and a baseball cap.

Cheryl Burke appeared on Instagram Wednesday to announce that she and her partner, 34-year-old fitness guru Cody Rigsby, have been cleared to return to Dancing with the Stars after they both contracted Covid-19.The 37-year-old professional dancer announced the good news to her 651,000 followers in a minute-long IGTV video.'I have been officially cleared. I am back to normal.

Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba has taken to her Instagram Stories to address some of the controversies and confusing judging choices that were made on the show's latest episode.MORE: Carrie Ann Inaba's then-and-now photos with DWTS judges will blow you awayThe television personality shared a series of videos discussing the comments and scores handed out to a few specific duos from the season.Primarily, she spoke about Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke, who were both down with COVID-19 during their last performance and had to dance separately.WATCH: Carrie Ann Inaba addresses judges' harsh critiques on DWTSThe performance wasn't well received by the judges, who commended them for their efforts and strength, but ultimately gave them

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Back to the ballroom! Cheryl Burke and Cody Rigsby’s Dancing With the Stars journey isn’t over just yet.

Cheryl Burke is headed back to the ballroom.The dancer and her season 30 partner, Cody Rigsby, tested positive for COVID-19 and were forced to perform virtually this week as they recovered. In an Instagram video posted on Wednesday, Burke revealed that she has been cleared to return to the show next week.«I have been officially cleared.