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Tom Bergeronexited  in 2019 after 14 years as a host, the 66-year-old TV personality says he wasn't caught off-guard by the decision. Speaking on the podcast, Bergeron recounted the events leading up to his exit, many of which involved the inclusion of former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer as a contestant. Bergeron, who was vocal about his disapproval at the time, noted that it wasn't about supporting one political party over another. «Whether it was somebody I voted for or didn't, I didn't think a political person was an appropriate booking for the show, but also for the time we were going to be on, which was really on the cusp of the presidential election campaign, so we differed on that,» he explained on the podcast.

Tom Bergeron claims he was fired from Dancing With The Stars after behind-the-scenes arguments over casting political figures.'In all candor, the show that I left was not the show that I loved,' Tom told Bob Saget during an appearance on Bob's Saget's Here For Youpodcast.He explained that the conflict was about casting 'political people' on the dancing competition, appearing to confirm word he and his bosses bucked heads over Donald Trump's Press Secretary Sean Spicer's casting in 2019. Speaking out:Tom Bergeron has revealed the reason behind his 2019 exit from Dancing With The Stars.

Shedding more light on the situation. It’s been more than a year since Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews were cut from Dancing With the Stars and while fans were shocked by the decision, Bergeron, 66, wasn’t caught that off guard.

Tom Bergeron may have lost his longstanding job hosting “Dancing With the Stars”, but the veteran TV personality has danced his way over to a whole new gig.

EXCLUSIVE: Former Dancing with the Stars host Tom Bergeron is hosting a new take on Tic-Tac-Dough that is in the works at NBCUniversal.

Drama in and out of the ballroom! Ever since its debut, Dancing With the Stars has made headlines — sometimes for its eyebrow-raising casting.

Mónica Marie Zorrilla Pop star JoJo Siwa and Olympian Suni Lee are the first two celebrities tapped to join ABC’s “Dancing With the Stars” for its 30th season. The three-time Olympic medalist and the “Dance Moms” alum will both appear on “Good Morning America” for their first sit-down interview Friday ahead of the choreographed dance competition show’s premiere on Monday, Sept.

Working hard for the money! Since Dancing With the Stars debuted in 2005, it has been a huge hit for ABC and has undergone plenty of changes — including the salary amounts that the cast earns.

Joey Fatone, who has competed and judged on Dancing With the Stars, is still puzzled by Tom Bergeron’s firing nearly one year later.

Ally Brooke is opening up about her time on. The former Fifth Harmony singer caught up with her dance partner, Sasha Farber, on the latest episode of  where she got real about the hate she received after the judges chose to save her over fan favorite James Van Der Beek.On Season 28 of Brooke and Farber found themselves in the bottom two with Van Der Beek and his partner, Emma Slater.

Welcome to the ballroom! Tyra Banks had a big hill to climb when she stepped in as the new host of Dancing With the Stars in 2020.

Not dancing around the question! Derek Hough wasn’t afraid to weigh in on Tyra Banks‘ performance on her first season hosting Dancing With the Stars — and he gave her a high score.

Tom Bergeron is moving on after parting ways with "Dancing with the Stars" last year. The veteran TV host, 65, confirmed he's getting back in front of the camera but it won't be for his former employer.  "I thought I would let you go into the weekend with some more information, some of which may disappoint some of you.

Tom Bergeron loves teasing his fans.

Tom Bergeron, former host of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, is returning to presenting.

The suspense continues! Tom Bergeron took to social media to tease his new hosting job, but to fans’ dismay, it sounds like it isn’t Dancing with the Stars.

Going back to the ballroom? Tom Bergeron shared a mysterious post on social media, instantly convincing fans that they might be seeing him again on Dancing With the Stars.

Shaking things up! Tyra Banks‘ first season as host of Dancing With the Stars was met with mixed reviews — but Keo Motsepe thinks viewers should have a little more grace.

Dust off those dancing shoes! ABC picked up Dancing With the Stars for a historic 30th season, with a few familiar faces expected to return to the ballroom.

fans — a 30th season is officially happening!ABC announced on Tuesday that the dance competition show has been picked up for its milestone season. Tyra Banks will return as host, along with Len Goodman, Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli as judges. A premiere date, celebrity contestants and pro dancers will be announced at a later date.This marks Banks' second season as host, following Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews' surprising exits, as well as Hough's second season as a judge, after winning the mirrorball a historic six times when he competed as a pro.

Dancing With The Stars is set to hit a major milestone – a 30th season.