How long was Cheryl and Matthew married?

When “Dancing with the Stars” first aired in 2005, its main goal was to educate famous people on how to do some fancy footwork.

However, the professional dancers who mentor and perform alongside those famous amateurs went on to become well-known in their own right.

Over a dozen of them have won the prized Mirror Ball Trophy throughout the series, and several of them continued to appear on the program year after year.

Each “DWTS” professional champion is listed by their total number of victories if you scroll down.

How long was Cheryl and Matthew married?

Burke was reportedly dating actor Matthew Lawrence in 2017, according to People and Us Weekly. When Lawrence’s brother, Joey, was chosen for DWTS in 2006, the two got acquainted. From 2007 until 2008, Burke and Lawrence were romantically together.

She wed Lawrence in San Diego, California, on May 23, 2019. Burke reportedly filed for divorce on February 23, 2022. On September 19, 2022, the divorce became legally binding.

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