Tori Spelling’s longtime manager, Benny Fine, is calling for an investigation after his client’s surprising elimination from “Dancing with the Stars.” Fine expressed his concerns in a statement to USA TODAY, alleging that there may have been some foul play involved in Spelling’s exit from the competition.
Fine’s statement comes after a controversial segment on “60 Minutes” that investigated the voting system for reality TV competitions. The show raised questions about the integrity of these programs and whether votes are accurately counted. Fine believes that the issues raised on “60 Minutes” may have played a role in Spelling’s elimination.
Spelling, who is best known for her role on the hit TV show “Beverly Hills, 90210,” was a fan favorite on “Dancing with the Stars.” Her elimination came as a shock to many, including Fine, who had been managing her career for years.
Fine is now calling on the producers of “Dancing with the Stars” to conduct an investigation into the voting process to ensure that the competition is fair and transparent. He also expressed concerns about the emotional toll that the elimination has taken on Spelling, who was devastated by the results.
In response to Fine’s statement, representatives for “Dancing with the Stars” have stated that they take voting integrity seriously and are committed to maintaining the fairness of the competition. They have not yet commented on whether they will conduct an investigation into Spelling’s elimination.
The controversy surrounding Spelling’s exit from “Dancing with the Stars” has sparked a debate about the voting process on reality TV competitions. Fine’s call for an investigation may lead to changes in how these shows handle voting in the future.
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