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Dancing With The Stars: Jake Pavelka Injured And Kate Gosselin Not Popular With Cast
Trans World News Report
March 18, 2010
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Three pulled muscles.
Bachelor Jake Pavelka admits he injured his back while rehearsing for Dancing with the Stars.
The pilot tells Entertainment Tonight that he pulled three muscles but plans to remain strong for the premiere on March 22.
“Right now, I have three pulled muscles in my back. You just ignore it. I also have blisters on my feet,” he says."I am not a woe-is-me guy, who plays the sympathy card. It is just what is."
Pavelka also reveals fiancé Vienna Girardi will be in the audience when the competition starts.
"Vienna is my No. 1 fan," he adds.
"She has been incredible through all of this. She will be cheering me on. It might surprise everybody that she might have a couple friends in the audience that people don't know are friends."
Meanwhile...
Dancing with the Stars pro Mark Ballas tells Us magazine that contestant Kate Gosselin is “standoffish.”
Ballas admits he did not find the former Jon and Kate Plus 8 star very friendly the first time they met.
"I'm not the type of person to judge... And I'm not going to be like 'I don't like [Kate]...,” says Ballas, who is paired with Shannen Doherty this season.
"But, I mean, she's pretty, you know, standoffish, which is kind of weird. I don't really know her, but when I met her she wasn't kind of like, 'hello' or anything. I say 'hey,' and she was like 'oh hey.' I was like, 'Okay!'”
Gosselin is partnered with Tony Dovolani. Season 10 of DWTS kicks off on March 22.
Source: Trans World News.
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