Derek Hough Named New Host of Extra

“after his wife revealed they are expecting their first child together”

OP- He looks GAY FROM OUTER SPACE

I'm sure that did NOT happen the old fashioned way...

Is it still on-air TV? This should be short term, if it is.

One day I was working from home and he popped up on one of the morning talk-fests. I had no clue who he was but set off my very poor gaydar like Big Ben ringing. I was stunned to find out he was married!

I do not find him attractive at all - never did. And what has he done? He was a dancer on DWTS? Isn't he from some fundie Mormon family?

The son of the chairman of Utah's Republican party.

He's gross - physically and politically.

He has the children of the corn eyebrows of Matt Gaetz.

[quote] Isn't he from some fundie Mormon family?

Yes.

Is this a good development? A positive development?

I would hit that, even with my glasses on!

Bring it on, Mormon boy!

Haha! Ginch-like creature.

I liked him when he'd dance with his sister or his friend Mark Ballas. I find him completely uninteresting as a personality outside of his ballroom dancing.

Nice guy. I took my mother to see him and his sister perform and he came out in the audience and grabbed my mother's hand while performing and wouldn't let go. I think my mother was going to faint. She was in her late 80's and I think she came.

What is ginch, precious? I thought ginch was a kind of underwear.

He looks even more like himself as he ages. Soon he will reach full Grinch status.

I stopped taking him seriously the moment he and his wife posted that video of them walking around with her helmet on after her brain injury.

Isn't his sister that lesbian/beard/walker (with the rest of the Vampire Diaries cast) ?

[quote] What is ginch, precious?

[quote] Its first use on DL was actually quoting a response from the defunct Yahoo Answers! which itself likely contained a typo. The response was to a Yahoo Answers! question regarding Derek Hough and was something like the aforementioned “Ha-ha, Ginch-like creature”. (Yahoo Answers! was not exactly known as an Algonquin Round Table gathering.)