'Fuller House' Star Jodie Sweetin Eliminated From 'Dancing With The Stars'

The star of the Netflix series "Fuller House" Jodie Sweetin shared her sentiments about her recent elimination from the dance competition "Dancing With The Stars."

The most recent episode of "Dancing With The Stars" showed Sweetin receiving her first perfect score of the season. Unfortunately, it was a short lived victory as she was eliminated by the end of the show. However, it seems as though Sweetin is still happy with her time on "Dancing With The Stars."

She was able to speak to E! Online about her experience on the dance competition. She said that despite her elimination, she was still happy about her time on the show. In addition, she was proud of how she performed on her last night on "Dancing With The Stars."

"We worked so hard every week. We set goals for ourselves and we met them…I came to the show and I didn't realize the amazing experience that I would have," Sweetin said. "Walking away from it I just feel really blessed and grateful to have done it."

However, it seemed as though her co-star Candace Bure was more upset than Sweetin when she was eliminated. According to People, Sweetin explained that it was the first time that Bure watched her perform which made it a big night for the two of them.

She also said, "She was crying more than my mom! She was, like, super ugly cry. They were really proud of me. They've seen me work so hard and I talk to Candace all the time…she's been a huge cheerleader."

Nevertheless, fans will still see Sweetin back in the small screens when "Fuller House" Season 2 returns on Netflix. The actress also shared some teasers about the upcoming season of the series. She hinted that there will be a lot of romance presented when the series returns. However, she did not share any more details regarding the matter.

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