Kaitlyn Bristowe Criticizes Brian Austin Green for "Humiliating" Fiancée Sharna Burgess
The former "DWTS" champion called out Green's public complaints about loneliness while his fiancée is busy with the show.
Kaitlyn Bristowe has publicly criticized actor Brian Austin Green for making his fiancée, Sharna Burgess, feel "humiliated" with social media posts about his loneliness. Bristowe, a former champion of "Dancing with the Stars," expressed her disapproval on her podcast, "Off the Vine," stating that Green's comments were inappropriate, especially while Burgess is actively participating in the show.
According to Bristowe, Green, 53, has been vocal about feeling alone due to Burgess's demanding schedule on "DWTS." She recounted Green saying, "He was saying how hard it is that Sharna is not there with him every day, and she’s with Tyler [Cameron] every day." Bristowe suggested that Green should seek professional help, such as therapy, rather than publicly "shaming" Burgess, 41, while she is pursuing "her dream job."
Bristowe, who won "DWTS" in 2020, noted that Green's complaints, such as going to the movies alone, seemed trivial given that he shares a 4-year-old son, Zane, with Burgess and has four other children from previous relationships. Co-host Joe Amabile, a "DWTS" alum, echoed this sentiment, mockingly pointing out that watching a movie alone is not a particularly social activity.
Bristowe also addressed concerns Green may have about Burgess's professional relationship with her "DWTS" partner, Tyler Cameron. She asserted that Cameron is "madly in love" with his fiancée, Tate Madden, suggesting Green has no grounds for jealousy.
Burgess returned to "Dancing with the Stars" this season after a five-year absence. Green and Burgess, who began dating in 2020, competed together on the show in 2021. They welcomed their son Zane in June 2022 and became engaged in July 2023.
Green previously shared a video on Instagram on September 26, detailing his feelings of loneliness and apologizing to Burgess and Cameron for being a "distraction." He described the situation as "way more than I could’ve ever mentally prepared myself for," stating, "She is my partner. She is my best friend. And she’s gone."