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Guillermo Rodriguez Gained Weight During Dancing With the Stars Rehearsals


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Guillermo Rodriguez is not exactly getting lighter on his feet.

Despite dancing three hours a day for the past five days while rehearsing for Dancing With the Stars, the Jimmy Kimmel Live! star admitted that he has actually gained weight.

“I did. Ten pounds,” he told Jimmy Kimmel on the Sept. 8 episode of the late-night show, explaining, “After the practice, I go eat right away. I’m so hungry.”

But while he may not be tipping the scales, Rodriguez said preparing for season 35 alongside pro partner Witney Carson has been worth the weight.

“It’s going good, Jimmy. It’s a lot of work. My body hurts,” the 55-year-old said. “I’m having fun, Jimmy.”

However, Rodriguez had hoped that DWTS would be a step in the right direction toward his weight loss goals. In fact, that was one reason he signed on to compete for the Mirrorball Trophy.

“Everybody who does Dancing With the Stars, they tell me they lose weight,” he told Entertainment Tonight earlier this month. “So, I want to lose weight.”



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