Shocking! Sean Spicer Abolished from 'Dancing With the Stars'

Little did Sean Spicer know that this newfound hobby or profession of his would stir up oppositions on social media. According to an ABC employee, Spicer's revelation was an insult to the public after involving himself in controversies while campaigning for the White House. In response to this comment from the ABC employee, Spicer mentioned that the show was all about entertainment and he looked forward to having a swell time on it. This was not the only time that Spicer was criticized for joining the show, but he seemed to take it well till now.

The first time Spicer appeared on the show, he had on a bright green colored shirt that had ruffles all over it. His dance partner, however, had on pineapples designed dress and the duo salsa danced for the judges. For someone who spent most of his life in the White House, wearing suits and pants, Spicer took everyone by surprise with his fair dance skills. His first performance trended on social media for a long time and fans could not stop talking about his dance skills, even if many shamed it.

Now, reports have reached the public that Sean Spicer has been banned from the show's stage and people a clamoring to know what could have gone wrong. Truthfully, since his appearance on the show, there have been talks about his work in the White House; however, no one expected it to get this far. Now the question is; what happened? After about eight weeks of low ratings from viewers and audiences frustrating judges whenever Spicer came on the show, he was finally eliminated.

Ever since Sean Spicer joined the show, some non-fans have not relented to spill hurtful words at the press secretary turned performer. "DWTS" co-star, Karamo Brown also revealed that Spicer's two children had received death threats from angry fans since he became a member of the show. Since the turnout of events, Sean Spicer has not come out to talk about how he feels, and many are waiting to hear from him. On a brighter note, the performer brought a lot of eyes to the show, and even when people did not like what they saw, they were still entertained.