ABC Dancing with the Stars 2014 Season 18 judges Bruno Tonioli and Len Goodman haven't officially quit the show just yet, but they did recently reveal that both are seriously considering it. Every year the pair claim they are practically forced into retirement due to their old age and the physical demands of watching people dance. Twitter sensation Candace Cameron Bure, of Full House fame, recently explained that god demands she be submissive in her marriage as well as her twist on sexy.
It isn't easy for geriatric judges Bruno Tonioli, 58, and Len Goodman, 70, to put in the long hours under that hot lights each season during the production of ABC's hit Dancing with the Stars.
After 11 years of working on Dancing in L.A. and Stricly Come Dancing in London, Bruno claimed that scarsley a day goes by that he and Len don't dream of retiring (via OK! Magazine):
"At the end of every season we say, 'That's it, I don't want to do this anymore.'
"But then we forget about it and do it all over again because we love the shows."
Besides their funerals aren't going to pay for themselves.
Full House alum Candace Cameron Bure isn't allowed to retire from anything unless she gets permission form her husband first--or something crazy like that.
D.J. Tanner explained to co-host Sherri Shepard on The View that is wasn't too complicated really; Mr. Bure bosses and she listens (via ABC):
"I think that a lot of people don't understand the biblical term submissive.
"My husband and I are very unified but he's called to love me and I'm called to submit to his leadership."
"My goal is not to be the sexy girl even though I can wear those things, I have the body to wear them...Sexy-classy, that's my thing."
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