Keren Peles Blames Producer Yoav Tzafir for 'Dancing With the Stars' Snub
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Singer Keren Peles has publicly stated her desire to join the reality show "Dancing With the Stars" and blames producer Yoav Tzafir for not casting her. Peles, who currently judges "The Star Next Door for Eurovision," humorously described her efforts to convince Tzafir and suggested other contestants might be intimidated. In contrast, her fellow judge Shiri Maimon recently competed on "Dancing With the Stars," reaching the final.
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- Singer Keren Peles wants to join "Dancing With the Stars" but hasn't been cast.
- Peles humorously blames producer Yoav Tzafir for her exclusion from the show.
- She sends Tzafir videos of herself dancing, and he responds with laughter.
- Peles joked that other contestants might feel threatened by her potential participation.
- Fellow judge Shiri Maimon recently competed on "Dancing With the Stars" and placed third.
Singer and songwriter Keren Peles, currently a judge on "The Star Next Door for Eurovision," has revealed her ongoing attempts to join the cast of "Dancing With the Stars," a different Channel 12 program. Peles expressed her belief that producer Yoav Tzafir is responsible for her not being cast, humorously calling it a "big mistake and failure" on his part. She shared that she continuously sends Tzafir videos of herself dancing, to which he responds with laughter. Peles playfully suggested that Tzafir, known for his sharp insight, might eventually realize she was the "next Anna Aronov," even claiming she was dancing before Aronov, citing her past participation in "Folk Dancing in Yavniel." She also joked that other contestants might feel threatened by her presence, leading to her exclusion. Meanwhile, her "The Star Next Door" colleague, singer Shiri Maimon, successfully transitioned from judging to competing on "Dancing With the Stars," reaching the finals and securing third place with professional dancer Rafel Fleishman.
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