Brooke Burke

Television personality and actress

Brooke Burke - Performers & Entertainers born September 8th, 1971
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An American television personality and actress, recognized for hosting the dance competition series 'Dancing with the Stars' and for her role in the television series 'Knots Landing.' Began a career in modeling and transitioned into acting, achieving recognition for work in both fields. Burke has also been involved in various business ventures, particularly in fitness and wellness.

Hosted 'Dancing with the Stars'

Appeared in 'Knots Landing'

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