On Second Thought, Sean Spicer Will Do "Dancing With The Stars"

Former press secretary of the White House Sean Spicer would have refused a place on Dance with the stars in 2017, citing an "overwhelming number of commitments in the fall". These agenda items appear to have been fulfilled, as ABC announced on Wednesday that Spicer would join Karamo Brown, Christie Brinkley, and James Van Der Beek the new DTWS season, which will begin on September 16th.

Spicer has been facing a more difficult path to leading a post-White House life than many press secretaries. He could not land a paid contributor role on any of the major networks, his book was reread and does not really illuminate the book industry, and a plan allowing him to play in a talk show has not taken root yet. . He found work as a correspondent for Additionalas well as several other roles, including speaking engagements and a fraternity visiting Harvard, where he insisted that the sessions be confidential.

Spicer, whom the source of TMZ described as "not a good dancer", actually has some experience with DWTSCompetitive type: he judged a similar competition at Tyson in November 2017.