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DWTS Co-Host Ribeiro Denies Rigging Claims

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Alfonso Ribeiro rejected claims that Dancing With the Stars is rigged after Alexa PenaVega recounted a Season 21 conversation in which Hayes Grier questioned the voting results. PenaVega said she believes audience votes matter but that the show is also produced; Ribeiro responded that the show wants popular contestants to remain, and PenaVega urged him to watch the full clip for context.

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