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Tyler Cameron reveals fiancée encourages flirty moves with ‘DWTS’ partner Sharna Burgess: ‘Don’t be a prude’

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Barbuti, A. (2026, October 10). Tyler Cameron reveals fiancée encourages flirty moves with ‘DWTS’ partner Sharna Burgess: ‘Don’t be a prude’. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/10/entertainment/tyler-cameron-reveals-fiancee-encourages-flirty-moves-on-dwts/

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Tyler Cameron, a contestant on "Dancing with the Stars," disclosed that his fiancée encourages him to be more physical with partner Sharna Burgess during their routines. He shared this at a rehearsal break and noted her support for making their performance engaging because she understands the importance of such details from her own dance background. The article highlights Cameron's journey since appearing on "The Bachelorette" and his new endeavors including an HGTV renovation show and planning his wedding.
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Tyler Cameron, a contestant on Dancing with the Stars (Season 35), revealed that his fiancée encourages him to be more physically expressive during dance rehearsals with partner Sharna Burgess. Cameron, who is also known for being a general contractor in Jupiter, Florida, and a former runner-up from "The Bachelorette," shared that his fiancée, photographer Kelsey Madden, supports his performance-oriented approach on the show. Following his stint on "Dancing with the Stars," Cameron will begin filming an HGTV series called "Let's Go Back to Your Place," which he describes as a blend of dating and home renovation content.

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Cameron PERSON · 5× Burgess PERSON · 2× Madden PERSON · 2× ABC ORG · 1× Hannah Brown’s PERSON · 1× Instagram ORG · 1× Sharna Burgess PERSON · 1× Tate PERSON · 1× Tyler Cameron PERSON · 1× Wake Forest University ORG · 1×

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After “Dancing with the Stars,” Cameron, a general contractor in his native Jupiter, Fla., will start filming “Let’s Go Back to Your Place,” an HGTV series he describes as “a dating show mixed with touring houses.”
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🔮 After “Dancing with the Stars,” Cameron, a general contractor in his native Jupiter, Fla., will start filming “Let’s Go Back to Your Place,” an HGTV series he describes as “a dating show mixed with touring houses.”

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“Dancing with the Stars” contestant Tyler Cameron revealed that his fiancée gave him the green light to get down and dirty on the dance floor with his partner, Sharna Burgess. asserted
fiancée → dance → partner
“She’s like, ‘Touch her. asserted
She → ’ → her
Do what you’re supposed to do in the dance. asserted
you → do → dance
Don’t be a prude little middle-schooler,’ which I tend to act like sometimes,” Cameron, 33, said Tuesday during a rehearsal break. asserted
Cameron → tend → break
“She’s about the performance of it all and making that come to life because she was a dancer, so she understands. asserted
she → ’ → life
This is one of her dreams,” he added. asserted
he → add → dreams
Cameron made his reality show debut as the runner-up on Hannah Brown’s season of “The Bachelorette” in 2019, which landed him a modeling contract and his own home renovation show. asserted
which → make → contract
He met Madden, a photographer, on the set of “Going Home with Tyler Cameron” in 2022. asserted
He → meet → 2022
They announced their engagement in August. asserted
They → announce → August
Madden, 33, is also helping her leading man — the most-followed male in the “Bachelor” franchise, with 2.1 million Instagram followers — perfect his sultry steps on Season 35 of the ABC competition series. asserted
man → help → series
“When Ty’s not with me, he’s usually in the gym with either himself or Tate practicing his moves, which I very much appreciate,” said Burgess, 41. asserted
Burgess → ’ → which
At Wake Forest University, Cameron took ballet and jazz classes to boost his GPA before graduating in 2015, but he said the experience hasn’t given him a leg up on the show. asserted
experience → take → show
“I ended up really liking it a lot. asserted
I → end → it
It didn’t really help me much, though, I’ll say that … asserted
I → help → that
All that’s out the window,” he said. asserted
he → ’ → window
Cameron also played football as a backup quarterback at Wake Forest, and said his former teammates are having a ball watching him dance. asserted
him → play → ball
“I’m in a group chat with them. asserted
I → ’m → them
Every week they text me. asserted
they → text → me
They have very strong opinions … asserted
They → have → opinions
It’s a wild chat to be in.” asserted
It → ’ → ?
One of those teammates, former “Bachelor” Matt James, was also on “Dancing with the Stars” back in 2021 and gave him not-so-great advice ahead of the show, which is filmed in Los Angeles. asserted
which → give → Angeles
“We were laughing because he was like, ‘Man, just have fun. asserted
he → laugh → fun
Enjoy the time … Do all the things that LA has to offer,'” he recalled. asserted
he → enjoy → that
“And I was like, ‘Man, I got no time for fun, I want to dance.'” asserted
I → got → fun
After “Dancing with the Stars,” Cameron, a general contractor in his native Jupiter, Fla., will start filming “Let’s Go Back to Your Place,” an HGTV series he describes as “a dating show mixed with touring houses.” asserted
he → dance → houses
He’ll also take an active role in wedding planning alongside his bride-to-be. asserted
He → take → bride
“If it was up to me, I’d be building the place. asserted
I → build → place
I’ve been trying to pitch to her building a wedding venue, but I think she wants to do a destination wedding,” he said. asserted
he → try → wedding
“I really want to make it her dream. asserted
it → want → ?
She deserves to have the dream wedding and anything that she could have ever wanted. uncertain
she → deserve → that
So it is my goal and job to support that and make that happen for her.” asserted
that → support → her
The groom-to-be said he will be enlisting Burgess’ help for the couple’s first dance. asserted
he → say → dance
“I’ve seen some bad first dances and I can’t be having that on my name now after doing this show,” he said. asserted
he → see → show
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