'DWTS' contestants Guillermo Rodriguez and Jackson Olson confirm they are friends after apology

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Set us as preferred “Dancing With the Stars” contestants Guillermo Rodriguez and Jackson Olson have confirmed there is no bad blood between them after the latter apologized for a comment he made on social media.“We’re friends,” the “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” star said Tuesday to TV Insider.

“We’re competing against each other, but we’re friends.We’re having fun.

He’s a good guy.” Olson, a Savannah Bananas infielder, confirmed to the outlet that he and Rodriguez are “truly friends.” Entertainment & Arts ‘DWTS’ pro Witney Carson took to social media following Week 3 of Season 35 to address rumors that she wished to be voted off alongside celebrity partner Guillermo Rodriguez because of her pregnancy.The remarks follow Olson’s public apology to Rodriguez for a comment he had made on social media that was perceived as disrespectful to the late-night TV star.“To G and to all of you, from the bottom of my heart I am so sorry about my comment I made the other day and that it caused this much negativity,” Olson wrote on Instagram earlier on Tuesday.

The post included a video of he and Rodriguez dancing together to “Nobody’s Perfect” by Hannah Montana.“I love this guy,” Olson’s caption continued with a red heart emoji.

“[N]ow let’s do what this show is meant to be about..DANCE ...

ily G” The baseball entertainer had come under fire for a since-deleted comment left under a video posted to TikTok last week by Banana Ball team Loco Beach Coconuts .The video featured one of the team’s players, Erik Ostberg, recreating a dance performed by Rodriguez and pro partner Witney Carson earlier in the “DWTS” season.

“[H]ow did you do this better than him with 2 hours of rehersal,” Olson reportedly wrote in his comment praising Ostberg’s performance.Fans on social media took ...

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