FIRST PIC: Bristol Palin Hits DWTS Rehearsals!

Entertainment September 2, 2010 AT 3:53PM
FIRST PIC: Bristol Palin Hits DWTS Rehearsals! FIRST PIC: Bristol Palin Hits DWTS Rehearsals! Credit: ABC (2)

Bristol's ready to bust some moves!

Prepping for her Dancing with the Stars debut, Bristol Palin hit the dance studio for the first time with her pro partner Mark Ballas.

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Also spotted in the studio for the first time: Hills alum Audrina Patridge with partner Tony Dovolani.

"I just wanted to do it because it's so fun," single mother Palin, 19, told UsMagazine.com of her decision to participate in the show's eleventh season.

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"It's positive and it's a good competition. I wanted to step outside my comfort zone and have a good time."

Her biggest fear, she admitted, will be "showing my personality and moving my hips!"

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The mother to Tripp, 19 months, said her costumes will "be the most conservative...that's how I want to dress. But it'll be good, all the rhinestones and spray tans, that will be fun."

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  • September 03, 2010 - 8:05pm Nancy Jones

    I am not much interested In Bristol, but glad to see that Tony Dovolani has a decent partner this year!

  • September 03, 2010 - 10:45am Julie Hill

    I absolutely frickin hate Anything Palin and would much rather watch Levi on his show about the mayors office. Bristol seems a nice kid but 2 be on a show because of who your mother is???

  • September 03, 2010 - 8:37am Cinnamon Everett

    @Miriah--I agree, be responsible about your comments--if you have the balls to say it...don't throw stones then hide your hand!

  • September 03, 2010 - 8:34am Annalee Jackson

    Tricia: I think you are right. But as I told someone in another post, this is not my true last name (and it's only a variation of my real first one). There is no way I will go on an international website and post my real name...and I think they are crazy to expect us to. It's not so I can leave nasty remarks but just strange to me in this era of identity theft, etc to have to give my real name. Again, I get the idea of filtering out some of the trolls but still seems a bit inappropriate to expect people's full names. I think they will find they will have fewer "hits" because of this new requirement...

  • September 02, 2010 - 11:59pm Miriah Johnson Sannes

    I like it, people need to be responsible for what they are saying in stead of bashing families and their children...and saying racially ludicrous remarks.

  • September 02, 2010 - 10:23pm LaTonya Nicole Benson Moon

    @ Tricia: I think you hit it on the nose.

  • September 02, 2010 - 4:58pm Tricia Didier Norene

    Is this the reason US shut down the comments so people wouldn't be honest about what they are thinking?

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