AceShowbiz - Former "Dancing with the Stars" professional Cheryl Burke has criticized Anna Delvey's recent statements that she gained "nothing" from her time on the show.

"I believe that the feeling is mutual from the fans of the show," Burke told Variety. During her elimination, Delvey stated flatly that she gained "nothing" from the experience. She later told "Good Morning America" that her favorite part was "getting eliminated."

Burke has previously expressed her concerns about Delvey's lack of emotional vulnerability on the show. "She needs to open up in order to get America to vote for her," Burke said.

Other members of the "Dancing with the Stars" family have also spoken out about Delvey's comments. Co-host Amanda Kloots stated that the show was "life-changing" for her, while co-host Alfonso Ribeiro agreed, stating that it had revived his career.

Previously, showrunner Conrad Green defended the decision to cast Delvey, arguing that she was a "valid and interesting part" of the cast. He acknowledged her past criminal issues but noted that she had served her time.

Despite her elimination, Delvey's brief appearance on "Dancing with the Stars" has generated significant controversy. Her dismissive comments have alienated fans and fellow dancers alike, raising questions about her motives for participating in the show.