Cody Rigsby tests positive for COVID days after "Dancing with the Stars" partner
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"Dancing with the Stars" contestant and Peloton instructor Cody Rigsby said Thursday he tested positive for the coronavirus. The announcement comes just two days after his dance partner, Cheryl Burke, tested positive.
"Hi friends, I wanted to check in with you to share some news," Rigsby wrote on Instagram. "While I am fully vaccinated and took many precautions, following CDC guidelines, I recently tested positive for COVID19. To properly rest and recover as well as avoid exposing others, I will be taking a break in the coming days. I appreciate all your support and I'll be back as soon as I am ready."
Neither Rigsby nor Burke danced in Monday night's show. Instead, judges watched a pre-recorded video from the duo's rehearsal.
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