Selma Blair exits ‘Dancing With the Stars’ due to MS complications: ‘I can’t go on’
Updated at 5:16 PM EDT on Saturday, April 9, 2011
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Boredom was the first thing to strike Serena when I asked if she misses Dancing With the Stars. She was gracious in her response, but what struck me the most was her frustration; it made sense that she would be bored doing the show, but what made no sense was how she could get away with the behavior. Of course, she will never be the same after the scandal.
It’s been a rough season for Serena. She was supposed to be the next diva to compete in the show and it wasn’t to be. In the end, her ankle was the reason for her withdrawal from the show. While she was doing the show, a severe infection set in and it made it impossible for Serena to continue on with the show. They called her doctor and she was told that she would have to have an amputation and will miss the rest of the season.
But if the ankle infection was the reason for Serena’s withdrawal, who is to blame? Well, I am. If only I had been looking out for her back in season three, I would never have had to deal with this, but no one would have expected this. She always seemed to be the one to step in and rescue others. If this was the way she treated her husband, it speaks volumes about how she treats people in general.
I don’t know
