Spelling embarrassed for actors on 'Dancing'
Don't expect Tori to hit the dance floor herself anytime soon
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Reality TV regular Tori Spelling is embarrassed for actors who attempt to take on the challenge of "Dancing With the Stars" and apprehensive about the possibility of putting on dancing shoes herself. Despite allowing cameras into her home for the past five years for her own series, the actress is wary of ever signing on for another reality show -- especially if a dance floor is involved.
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And when Zap2it.com asked the former "Beverly Hills, 90210" star if she would ever consider following in the footsteps of her former co-stars such as Ian Ziering, Jennie Garth and Shannen Doherty, Spelling isn't quite as eager to take to the floor.
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She admits, "I used to say, 'Maybe', but it's gotten so crazy-competitive and so amazing. The people who are doing it aren't like celebrities trying it. They're like dancers. I mean, they have Olympians on there who excel in gymnastics. And look at 'All-Stars' winner Melissa Rycroft -- she was a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader, so obviously, she's going to be a good dancer. I think it would be embarrassing now to just have actors with no dancing experience. I find myself to be a good dancer, but I don't know that I'm of that caliber. I think I'd be a little nervous to compete."
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