Speaker 1: Hello. It's Danielle Fishl, podcaster, TV director and mom of two,
Speaker 1: but forever known to most as Tapanga from the nostalgic
Speaker 1: TGIA favorite Boy Meets World. Currently, though, I am competing
Speaker 1: on season thirty four of Dancing with the Stars and
Speaker 1: I am having the time of my life. As a reminder,
Speaker 1: I have absolutely no experience in the field. I'm not
Speaker 1: even sure I should be doing this, but one thing
Speaker 1: I am sure of. I'll be keeping you updated in
Speaker 1: the form of this podcast, Danielle with the Stars, chronicling
Speaker 1: my entire journey to win a Mirror Ball. This is
Speaker 1: immediately following the press line which immediately followed the premiere
Speaker 1: of Dancing with the Stars in thirty four. First of all,
Speaker 1: I would really like to say that I have only
Speaker 1: been able to have this incredible of anexperience on Dancing
Speaker 1: with the Stars so far because of all of the
Speaker 1: people around me who have just made this possible for me.
Speaker 1: From my husband, who has picked up one hundred percent
Speaker 1: of the stuff that I normally do for our household
Speaker 1: and the kids, which is a lot. He has taken
Speaker 1: one hundred percent of that on my kids, who have
Speaker 1: been really understanding about my hours and my schedule, and
Speaker 1: knowing that sometimes I may only be able to see
Speaker 1: them when they wake up in the morning, that I
Speaker 1: may not be home before they are down for the night.
Speaker 1: And you know, people who help our family, like my
Speaker 1: incredible nanny who when my husband is overworked and overloaded
Speaker 1: with things because I'm not there, she has picked up
Speaker 1: the slack. It has been such like a team effort.
Speaker 1: To Tara, our fantastic producer, who's coming to me here
Speaker 1: late at night after a taping so that I can
Speaker 1: do this podcast and bring all of this stuff to you,
Speaker 1: my family, The words of support, the messages you guys
Speaker 1: have been sending me, the amount of texts and love
Speaker 1: and direct messages and comments on our Instagram and our tiktoks,
Speaker 1: the love that I feel and the like the celebratory
Speaker 1: nature of what I'm doing is just really really special,
Speaker 1: and I want to thank you all so much. So
Speaker 1: I didn't want to start on an emotional note, but
Speaker 1: oh well, what are you gonna do? You know, a
Speaker 1: girl's gotta cry once in a while. Man, what a
Speaker 1: show I You know, I have done some show and
Speaker 1: tells over the last couple of weeks with people who
Speaker 1: were in rehearsal times at the same time as me.
Speaker 1: But man, everybody came alive in that ballroom. The confetti,
Speaker 1: the pyrotechnics, the lasers, the energy, our friends and our
Speaker 1: family being there. It was Wow. It is it's so
Speaker 1: fast paced. It's so busy. I have been here. I
Speaker 1: left my house this morning at six forty five. It's
Speaker 1: now eight thirty pm. I have been in hair and
Speaker 1: makeup since seven forty five. I've been in my dress
Speaker 1: since one pm. Actually a little bit before one pm,
Speaker 1: like twelve thirty pm. It's and all day you're just going, going, going,
Speaker 1: and you're doing hair, then you're doing makeup. Then they're
Speaker 1: pulling you out. They're doing a camera blocking, and you
Speaker 1: have to go all out for the camera blocking. They
Speaker 1: want to like really make sure they see what the
Speaker 1: performance is going to be, to make sure they capture
Speaker 1: all the right moments. There's opening numbers, the pros are dancing.
Speaker 1: The dressing rooms are kind of far from where the
Speaker 1: stage is, and your feet hurt, so you like want
Speaker 1: to bring your slippers that they bought you, which is
Speaker 1: very nice. And we have beautiful robes also that we
Speaker 1: can wear. But it's so hot outside. I didn't want
Speaker 1: to wear a robe. By the way, I'm so smelly
Speaker 1: right now. I stink. I've been truly running back and
Speaker 1: forth dancing my behind off, and I'm just like, I
Speaker 1: can't wait to go home and take a shower. I
Speaker 1: also need to ice my hamstring. My leg is very swollen.
Speaker 1: It was really starting to cramp up on me right
Speaker 1: before we went out to do our dance. And something
Speaker 1: I have realized I'm gonna have to get used to
Speaker 1: if I'm going to be in this dance world is
Speaker 1: that you have to go one hundred percent every time
Speaker 1: you do your dance. As someone who started my career
Speaker 1: as an actor at ten years old, actors don't do that.
Speaker 1: We don't go one hundred percent until the camera is rolling,
Speaker 1: until we're live. You don't want to like kill something
Speaker 1: that's naturally there, and one of the ways you feel
Speaker 1: like you do that is by doing it over and
Speaker 1: over again. But in this dance world, you give one
Speaker 1: hundred percent every time. Well also physically, I can only
Speaker 1: kick my legs super high so many times before I'm like,
Speaker 1: this little leg needs a break. So my hamstring actually
Speaker 1: has a minor tear. I have been icing twice a
Speaker 1: night epsom salt bath. In between, I'm taking an ibuprofen
Speaker 1: to help. And right before I went out for the
Speaker 1: live show, after having gone all out for five other
Speaker 1: runs for dress rehearsal and practice, my legs started really
Speaker 1: getting tight and I was like, what am I gonna do? Like,
Speaker 1: this is the time when I have to go What
Speaker 1: am I gonna do? And I kept trying to stretch
Speaker 1: a little bit, wasn't really working. It was really cramping,
Speaker 1: and then adrenaline just took over in the middle of
Speaker 1: the dance and I was able to do it. I
Speaker 1: still haven't been able to watch it, so I don't
Speaker 1: know exactly what it looked like. I know it felt
Speaker 1: really good. I trust Pasha implicitly. I trust him with everything,
Speaker 1: and he swears that this was the best performance we've
Speaker 1: ever done, and we've now done it over a thousand
Speaker 1: times in the last couple of weeks, and he swears
Speaker 1: that the live show was by far the best. So
Speaker 1: I trust him. But I will also watch the tape
Speaker 1: myself and critique myself, even though he says that's useless
Speaker 1: because we don't do tango again. But you're seeing my
Speaker 1: perfectionism come through so that is what we danced tonight.
Speaker 1: We danced a tango to Kelly Clarkson's Stronger because it
Speaker 1: was Anthem week and when they asked me what my
Speaker 1: anthem was, it was a really quick answer. I'm a
Speaker 1: Kelly Clarkson fan. That song has always been a lot
Speaker 1: to me, but it really took on a whole new
Speaker 1: meeting for me last year when I had breast cancer
Speaker 1: and I used to listen to it on my way
Speaker 1: to radiation, and I used to listen to it before
Speaker 1: my surgeries, and the minute they said we need an
Speaker 1: anthem song, that was the one that just to me immediately.
Speaker 1: So I have really enjoyed Pasha's choreography. There are some
Speaker 1: really great moments where the part where she says stand
Speaker 1: a little taller and I grow from a lunge, Like
Speaker 1: he's so smart in the way he does his choreography,
Speaker 1: and so it was it was really great. In between
Speaker 1: when we're doing our runs and we're trying to stay warm,
Speaker 1: we're doing a lot of walking, we're doing some slight stretching.
Speaker 1: You don't want to sit for too long because you
Speaker 1: just start to get achy and cramp up. But it's
Speaker 1: a long day Like I said, I've been here now
Speaker 1: for thirteen hours, and I have been on my feet
Speaker 1: for most of it. I have also been dancing for
Speaker 1: quite a lot of it. My costume, my hair, my
Speaker 1: makeup is just spectacular. I love it so much. I'm
Speaker 1: wearing like a one shouldered Greek goddess gown that also
Speaker 1: kind of reminds me of Ariel, which is so fun.
Speaker 1: My hair they wanted something very dramatic for Tanga, so
Speaker 1: we've got four braids on the top of my head
Speaker 1: into a high pony. My makeup is green and gold
Speaker 1: and super sparkly, really really fun. And then my jewelry.
Speaker 1: I'm wearing actually a vintage Paddock Philippe watch that is
Speaker 1: absolutely amazing. Shout out to Eric Wynd who sent it
Speaker 1: to me. I sent him a picture of my dress
Speaker 1: and I said, what's a gold watch that'll go with
Speaker 1: this dress? And he sent this one to me and
Speaker 1: I am obsessed with it. I'm also wearing, as you
Speaker 1: guys know, my friend Jamie Forever fine jewelry. I'm wearing
Speaker 1: all of her jewels, and then I've got this nice
Speaker 1: little turquoise number that I thought added some much needed color.
Speaker 1: But I've also got these gorgeous earrings that are from
Speaker 1: Jamie and my rehearsal shoes. These are not like special
Speaker 1: night dance shoes. They are the shoes they give us
Speaker 1: that we rehearse in all throughout the week. And you
Speaker 1: would normally think like, oh, you're going to a fancy
Speaker 1: event or your to perform, don't you want a new
Speaker 1: pair of shoes. Not when you're dancing on them. You
Speaker 1: have to like, our feet are blistered and disgusting. I've
Speaker 1: always heard the dancers have ugly feet, and I can
Speaker 1: attest dancers have hideous feet. They just do, and now
Speaker 1: so do I because I am a dancer. So yeah,
Speaker 1: we got our scores. Immediately came off the dance floor
Speaker 1: and Alfonso was there, and he was such a nice,
Speaker 1: comforting presence. I've known Alfonso for a long time. We
Speaker 1: actually have similar career trajectories in the idea that we
Speaker 1: were iconic characters who have now tried to make a
Speaker 1: name for ourselves outside of just those characters. I'm so
Speaker 1: proud of him. I just think the world of him.
Speaker 1: So he was a really comforting face to see. Carrie
Speaker 1: Anne was so missed. She was sick tonight she's never
Speaker 1: missed a show, and she wasn't there tonight, So there
Speaker 1: were only two judges, which means our scores were out
Speaker 1: of twenty. I knew going into it that the judges
Speaker 1: were going to be scoring lower than usual. Derek has
Speaker 1: been very upfront about that. On his social media. He
Speaker 1: was saying that last year they felt like they came
Speaker 1: out of the gate swinging a little hot with high
Speaker 1: scores like sevens and eights, and then two, three, four
Speaker 1: weeks into the season when the audience can tell that
Speaker 1: the celebrities are getting better every single week, but the
Speaker 1: scores aren't getting better or they're still only getting sevens
Speaker 1: and eights, because can we really give somebody a ten?
Speaker 1: And week three, so they said they knew that the
Speaker 1: mistake was that they weren't starting low enough that they
Speaker 1: needed to be harsher. I honestly told myself going into it,
Speaker 1: if you get two fours, just count that like a win. Well,
Speaker 1: I actually was thinking it was gonna be three fours,
Speaker 1: so I was thinking twelve, and then when I found
Speaker 1: out it was two judges, I was like, oh wow,
Speaker 1: getting an eight is going to feel really bad, even
Speaker 1: though it's only out of twenty. So the fact that
Speaker 1: I got two six's, that I got a twelve out
Speaker 1: of twenty, I am. Honestly, I'm thrilled. I have no
Speaker 1: dance experience. For someone who three weeks ago had never
Speaker 1: taken a dance class, to come out and do a
Speaker 1: tango and have Derek Cuff and Bruno give me two
Speaker 1: sixes feels like an absolute win. So I'm happy about that.
Speaker 1: I know they said some very nice compliments about my dancing,
Speaker 1: and I love that Derek said it was like a
Speaker 1: breath of fresh air. That really means a lot. Keeping
Speaker 1: my shoulders down. Yeah, you're preaching to the choir friends.
Speaker 1: I have been working on these darned shoulders for a
Speaker 1: long time, and Pasha keep saying it too. And I
Speaker 1: probably should have reminded myself of the shoulders right before
Speaker 1: I went out. Right before I went out, I had
Speaker 1: paid attention to my package, which, as you know, Sabrina
Speaker 1: Bryan specifically told me, don't watch your package because you
Speaker 1: never know what's going to be in there. And I
Speaker 1: had watched my package and I saw that it was
Speaker 1: about my cancer journey. And I looked over and I
Speaker 1: saw that writer and Will and my husband and my kids,
Speaker 1: and my mom and my dad and my dad's wife.
Speaker 1: We're all sitting in the audience, and I started to
Speaker 1: feel myself get emotional, and I was like, Serena told
Speaker 1: you not to watch your package. You just watched your package.
Speaker 1: Lock in with Pasha. Just lock in with Pasha and
Speaker 1: pretend that no one else is here. And that's exactly
Speaker 1: what I did. I pretended there was not a single
Speaker 1: soul in the place. It was just me and Pasha,
Speaker 1: and I was gonna be glued to him and locked
Speaker 1: into him, and I was like, wow, Okay, that felt
Speaker 1: really good. We finished, and then I felt this huge
Speaker 1: surge of relief, like there it's done. And then I
Speaker 1: could start feeling all of the feels, and so, yeah,
Speaker 1: I was happy with I was happy with their scores.
Speaker 1: Would I have liked them to be higher, Sure, But honestly,
Speaker 1: watching dance after dance after dance, it is a stacked season.
Speaker 1: The competition is fierce. I have been a fan of
Speaker 1: this show for a very long time, and without any
Speaker 1: disrespect to any other contestants or any other seasons, I
Speaker 1: don't remember ever watching a premiere where I'm like, oh, so,
Speaker 1: just everybody's better than the next person. Like it's just
Speaker 1: every single performance is stellar, and the pros are so
Speaker 1: good at bringing out their personality trait, the celeb's personality
Speaker 1: traits and letting them shine in their own unique ways.
Speaker 1: And we're such a diverse group from all different facets
Speaker 1: of the entertainment industry, and we all bring different things
Speaker 1: to the table. So it really does just go to
Speaker 1: show you how important the voting is, Like that's really
Speaker 1: what separates who's going to win and who's going to
Speaker 1: go forward the next week is like whether or not
Speaker 1: your fans are connecting with you and are making sure
Speaker 1: they vote every week. Pasha was really happy with our scores.
Speaker 1: Pasha was really happy in general. I always assume he's
Speaker 1: being nice to me and that he secretly has more notes,
Speaker 1: but he really reiterated to me over and over again
Speaker 1: tonight how much he thinks this was by far my
Speaker 1: best performance. And the good news for him is that
Speaker 1: he now knows for sure, even though he always suspected,
Speaker 1: he knows for sure that I thrive under pressure, that
Speaker 1: I don't buckle. And that's always the hardest part for
Speaker 1: a pro dancer on the first night is you have
Speaker 1: no idea how your celeb is going to react. You've
Speaker 1: got moving cameras everywhere, pyrotechnics, confetti, their family, and the
Speaker 1: audience noises happening at weird times. Everything just feels a
Speaker 1: little different, and it's very easy for your knees to
Speaker 1: buckle and for you to be like, what am I doing.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, my dress rehearsal that did happen,
Speaker 1: So yesterday we got to do three runs of it.
Speaker 1: All three runs of my dance, while not perfect, definitely
Speaker 1: things I was like, here are some things I want
Speaker 1: to improve on. We're all pretty darn good, and I
Speaker 1: had really no nerves. I felt really great. I felt
Speaker 1: super locked in, I felt very channeled, I felt like
Speaker 1: my energy was focused. I felt great. And then this
Speaker 1: morning we came in and we did it two more
Speaker 1: times and both of those went pretty well. But at
Speaker 1: this point, like I mentioned, as an actor, I'm not
Speaker 1: used to having to give it my all. Now I've
Speaker 1: done it five times over two days at like almost
Speaker 1: one hundred percent, I started to kind of feel that
Speaker 1: my one hundred percent was now like an eighty percent
Speaker 1: or maybe even a seventy percent, and that was like, okay,
Speaker 1: I just need to get to this. I just need
Speaker 1: to get to this live show. And then we did
Speaker 1: a dress rehearsal. It's the first time, the only time,
Speaker 1: you get to dance your dance in your costume, so
Speaker 1: of course that feels different. You're now moving, not in
Speaker 1: yoga pants or shorts or ten isshoes or socks. You're
Speaker 1: in your heels, You're in your very fancy dress. You've
Speaker 1: never done any of these steps in this way. And
Speaker 1: I made a tiny little mistake that I have never
Speaker 1: done before in our dance. I started my spin out
Speaker 1: on one count too early. And once I started a
Speaker 1: spin out one count too early, I caught up on time,
Speaker 1: but that was in my head that I had just
Speaker 1: made a mistake. And then that mistake turned into me
Speaker 1: not whipping my head at the time that I was
Speaker 1: supposed to, So then I'd made a second mistake. Then
Speaker 1: that one was in my head, and the next thing
Speaker 1: I knew, I was taking a step with the wrong foot.
Speaker 1: And of all the rehearsals, the one you don't want
Speaker 1: to go terribly is the dress rehearsal. It's like, all
Speaker 1: systems go, here's your one last chance to nail it.
Speaker 1: And it was the first one that wasn't great, and
Speaker 1: then I thought, again, is that gonna be in my head?
Speaker 1: Like am I going to be able to overcome this?
Speaker 1: That this is? I just had a bad one, and
Speaker 1: Pasha was like, let's get it out of our system,
Speaker 1: like come over here, let's practice. We practiced again. I
Speaker 1: got it and I was like, Okay, I feel pretty good.
Speaker 1: So I was super relieved that the live show. Although
Speaker 1: if I were to watch back, I'm sure I would
Speaker 1: find flow and what I did, but I was super
Speaker 1: happy that, like I didn't take a wrong step, I
Speaker 1: didn't hit something at the wrong time at least, you know,
Speaker 1: my shoulders may have been up, but everything else was
Speaker 1: pretty darn good. The amount of dances, I mean, Hilaria
Speaker 1: Baldwin's salsa is she could be a pro, Like she
Speaker 1: could easily be out there as a professional dancer. It's unbelievable.
Speaker 1: And today was Gleb's birthday, Happy Birthday, Clob, so we
Speaker 1: celebrated him. I think tomorrow is Scott's birthday, so we
Speaker 1: celebrated him as well. We have lots of birthdays. The
Speaker 1: Sunday is BRIT's birthday. We got to seeing Happy Birthday
Speaker 1: and there were some cakes and it was really nice.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I mean Ezra and Jordan, I mean starting
Speaker 1: off the night is no easy feat. I feel like
Speaker 1: their scores were definitely lower than they should have been.
Speaker 1: They got two fives, and I mean she's just spectacular,
Speaker 1: so that in performance was incredible. I am still yet
Speaker 1: to see Robert's dance, which just feels like such a shame.
Speaker 1: How have I not seen it? I heard it was amazing,
Speaker 1: I heard the feedback, I heard the scores. I'm desperate
Speaker 1: to see it. I can't wait to go home and
Speaker 1: watch the tape and see what everybody's dances look like
Speaker 1: on camera. Elaine Hendrix so inspiring, so beautiful, moves so well.
Speaker 1: I just absolutely love her. Whitney Levitt, are you kidding me?
Speaker 1: With that grace and that elegance and that long, beautiful neck.
Speaker 1: Nobody told her to keep her shoulders down because she's
Speaker 1: just so graceful. And I love that song. Choice Golden
Speaker 1: is obviously everyone's favorite song right now, so I thought
Speaker 1: that was really smart. Andy Richter his booty slapping, he's
Speaker 1: so funny. Baron Davis, his personality's got that big smile.
Speaker 1: He's dancing, he looked so great. Honestly, I'm also not
Speaker 1: I'm impressed with all of the celebrities, but what this
Speaker 1: experience has really shown me these professional dancers who take
Speaker 1: those of us who some of us have experienced, some
Speaker 1: of us don't, but they just find ways to make
Speaker 1: us shine every single week, and they take a back seat.
Speaker 1: I think the biggest compliment Pasha has ever given me
Speaker 1: is the last couple of days, while we were rehearsing,
Speaker 1: he'd be like watching video and he'd be zooming in
Speaker 1: and I'd be looking at him, like, Wow, you're really
Speaker 1: really trying to find something wrong. Huh, Like what are
Speaker 1: you looking at? And he said, oh, no, no, I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I'm not looking at you. Right now, I actually get
Speaker 1: to dance with you, like I get to do a
Speaker 1: performance because I don't have to worry about you. He said,
Speaker 1: you're balanced, You're on your own foot. He's like, and
Speaker 1: so now I'm judging my own performance and I'm finding
Speaker 1: ways to make what I do better. And I like
Speaker 1: knowing he felt comfortable and he felt that he was
Speaker 1: able to do. That was the biggest compliment and made
Speaker 1: me so happy. I really just wanted to make him proud. Tonight,
Speaker 1: I think I did. It was a really great night
Speaker 1: my kids. I can't believe my six and my four
Speaker 1: year old were able to make it the whole two hours.
Speaker 1: I did see them plugging their ears a couple of
Speaker 1: times because boy, those confetti cannons are loud, but it
Speaker 1: was fun. They got on the floor, they were picking
Speaker 1: up confetti and tossing it. And then when they left,
Speaker 1: I said goodbye to them, and my youngest Keaton said, Mommy,
Speaker 1: two things, One I love you and two I really
Speaker 1: like your dancing, which just made my heart burst. So
Speaker 1: I can't wait to keep doing this. Next week is
Speaker 1: a double elimination, which makes me very nervous. I don't
Speaker 1: want two people to go home. I don't want one
Speaker 1: of those people to be me. I hope one of
Speaker 1: those people is not me. Tomorrow, I'm back at the
Speaker 1: rehearsal space Bright and Early Tango is in my rearview mirror.
Speaker 1: I have to let go anything I didn't nail with
Speaker 1: that one and try to tackle a new dance, which
Speaker 1: I'm very much looking forward to. We're going to do
Speaker 1: a Latin dance, so it's going to be spicy. Pasha
Speaker 1: really wants to bring out like a different side of
Speaker 1: my personality every week. So today was a little intense tango.
Speaker 1: Next week, I think we want to be a little spicy,
Speaker 1: a little hot, and we'll see, we'll see what we
Speaker 1: have in store for tonight. I am nursing some injuries.
Speaker 1: My leg is extremely swollen. My hamstring is battered, like
Speaker 1: truly battered. I am going to go home. I'm going
Speaker 1: to ice for twenty minutes. Then I'm going to take
Speaker 1: a lukewarm epsom salt bath for twenty minutes, and then
Speaker 1: I'm going to ice again for twenty minutes, and I'm
Speaker 1: going to take an ibuprofen before bed. And then tomorrow
Speaker 1: I will wake up and I will put back on
Speaker 1: my compression leggings to help with my swelling, and I
Speaker 1: will start dancing my second week dance in my compression leggings,
Speaker 1: which have become my best friend and also my mortal enemy.
Speaker 1: I feel really ready for week two. I'm excited about it.
Speaker 1: I'm ready to like wake up and be like, okay,
Speaker 1: starting from scratch, show me something else. I think We've
Speaker 1: got a couple of tricks up our sleeve. I'm mostly
Speaker 1: just hoping that my right hamstring is not a main
Speaker 1: player in next week's dance. I already know some tricks
Speaker 1: that we're going to do for next week, and it
Speaker 1: seems as though my right hamstring will get a little
Speaker 1: bit of a break, which is all I'm asking for
Speaker 1: right now. My back will not though. I think we're uh.
Speaker 1: I think we're going to incorporate another big dip. We
Speaker 1: had a big dip at the end of tonight's dance,
Speaker 1: which was really fun. I think we're going to incorporate
Speaker 1: another big dip into next week's dance too, So we'll see.
Speaker 1: Next time you hear from me, I will be sitting
Speaker 1: with the one and only Maxim Schmerkovski. I cannot wait
Speaker 1: to talk to him. He will have watched my performance.
Speaker 1: I want to hear what his thoughts are. I can't
Speaker 1: wait for him to give me some notes. Yeah, so
Speaker 1: that'll be really fun. I'm looking forward to seeing you
Speaker 1: all next time. Thank you for watching. If you've voted,
Speaker 1: thank you, Thank you so much. It's a little wonky
Speaker 1: the way the voting system works. It's only live on
Speaker 1: the East Coast, so it is live on the East
Speaker 1: Coast from eight pm to ten pm East Coast time.
Speaker 1: On the West Coast, voting is only open five to
Speaker 1: seven pm, but yet you cannot watch the show anywhere
Speaker 1: from five to seven pm, so you have to vote
Speaker 1: without seeing the dances, which is weird. It really then
Speaker 1: does just become you voting for your favorites, and maybe
Speaker 1: you're voting from their previous week's dance, and you know,
Speaker 1: it's very interesting, but that's how it works. I hope
Speaker 1: you guys voted for me. I really appreciate all your support.
Speaker 1: I have loved every single second of this. Loved doing
Speaker 1: this podcast and sharing behind the scenes stuff with you.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to do more of it as these
Speaker 1: weeks go on. Hopefully I stick around for a really
Speaker 1: long time. I don't know if you guys can tell,
Speaker 1: but I have been delivered the most gorgeous flower arrangements
Speaker 1: and I haven't had a chance to open them, so
Speaker 1: I don't even know who they're from. I haven't been
Speaker 1: able to send any thank yous. I've barely had time
Speaker 1: to respond to things on social media. Thank you so
Speaker 1: much for all the feedback on the social media too.
Speaker 1: We have been on Faija. We have been doing so
Speaker 1: many tiktoks, so many reels. I didn't know I had
Speaker 1: it in me to be to be so present in
Speaker 1: the social media world, but boy, has it ever been fun?
Speaker 1: And I give so much credit to that to Pasha
Speaker 1: because he's also a genius at that. Like, is there
Speaker 1: anything the guy can't do? Please have a flaw? Oh God, seriously,
Speaker 1: don't be so perfect all the time. All Right, thank
Speaker 1: you all for listening to this episode of Danielle with
Speaker 1: the Stars. I will see you next time with Maxim Schmerkovsky.
Speaker 1: Danielle with the Stars produced and hosted by Danielle Fischel.
Speaker 1: Executive producers Jensen Carp and Amy Sugarman, Executive in charge
Speaker 1: of production Danielle Romo, Producer, editor and engineer Tara Sudbasch.
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