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    ‘DWTS’ Carrie Ann Inaba Scared Job’s ‘Over’ Due To Illness

    AdminBy AdminAugust 22, 2026 Television
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    ‘DWTS’ Carrie Ann Inaba Scared Job’s ‘Over’ Due To Illness

    Carrie Ann Inaba has admitted that her Dancing With The Stars job was over due to her illness. This was something she was terrified about. However, she has seen a lot of support from the staff, and this is something she is grateful for. Carrie Ann has not been a fan-favorite judge the last few seasons of the show. However, maybe she will change some minds in the upcoming one. Keep reading to find out more about this situation.

    Carrie Ann Inaba Gets Diagnosed With Sjogren’s Disease

    Carrie Ann Inaba has been a judge on Dancing With The Stars for a long time. However, she was diagnosed with Sjogren’s Disease in 2013. This is an autoimmune disorder. It is an ongoing condition of the immune system, and like other autoimmune disorders, it sees the body mistakenly attacking its own tissues. She was hospitalized in April of this year due to the condition. It is something she has to live with for the rest of her life. However, she seems to have a lot of support.

    ‘DWTS’ Carrie Ann Inaba Scared Job’s ‘Over’ Due To Illness
    ‘DWTS’ judges Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba, and Bruno Tonioli/Credit: YouTube

    She Admits Being Scared She Was Losing Her Job

    Carrie Ann Inaba has admitted that she was scared of losing her job due to her disease. She had to miss the premiere of Dancing With The Stars last season due to her being sick. She thought this was going to make her lose her job. However, she was wrong, and she was supported the entire time.

    “I have been met with so much love and support. Last season I missed the premiere episode. It was the first time in 20 years I ever missed a show since day one. And I was so afraid, I was preparing for the worst, like, ‘Oh, must be over.’”

    She also admitted that she was scared to reveal her diagnosis for the same reason. However, the staff has been amazing to her, and has allowed her to prioritize her health while keeping her job.

    Carrie Ann Inaba YouTube
    Carrie Ann Inaba YouTube

    It seems as though Carrie Ann thought missing the premiere was going to cost her job as a judge. However, that was not the case. The producers and staff have been extremely supportive about her disease. This is the support she has needed throughout her diagnosis and lifelong illness. While some are not fans of Carrie Ann as a judge, they do want the best for her and her health.

    Carrie Ann Inaba YouTube
    Carrie Ann Inaba YouTube

    What do you think about this situation? Are you shocked that she thought she was going to lose her job? Sound off in the comments below. We would love to know what you think about all of this.

    Hailee Dent

    Hailee is a writer and loves any reality tv show. She is a fur mom and works from home with them by her side.

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