Robert Herjavec has been rumored to be dating Dancing With The Stars pro partner Kym Johnson for weeks now, all amidst his separation from wife Diane Plese. The two split over the summer of 2014. Recently, Johnson and Herjavec were spotted sharing a kiss outside a restaurant on TMZ and they coyly dodge questions about their relationship each week. Johnson has called her DWTS partner sexy, cuddly and amazing on many occasions. Are the two actually dating or are they just trying to drum up publicity? As far as Herjavec is concerned, he has stated that he never does anything for publicity’s sake, which leads us to believe that Herjavec and Johnson could really have something going … especially after spending the holidays together (Easter).
While there are rumors that Johnson and Herjavec are dating, there have also been rumors that Herjavec’s ex Plese has been upset over Herjavec’s relationship with his dance partner. The latest rumor, however, is that Herjavec is cheating on Johnson with his wife. Celebrity Dirty Laundry has stated that Johnson was acting a bit jealous in rehearsals and she had a major fight with Herjavec. According to the gossip site, Herjavec is still in constant contact with his ex because they share three children and Johnson flipped out, accusing Herjavec of cheating with his ex. Celeb Dirty Laundry reported:
Long before Robert Herjavec met Kym Johnson on Dancing With The Stars, he was dubbed a cheater by the media and had an alleged affair with Danielle Vasinova. Although Kym didn’t actually know Robert back then, she is well aware of his reputation as a cheater and it is causing her to have extreme paranoia about her new boyfriend and dancing partner.
In addition, a source told Celeb Dirty Laundry that:
Kym is used to being the center of attention, and it drives her crazy that every time Diane or the kids call Robert goes running. Before he joined DWTS she heard the rumors about him cheating on Diane with Danielle, and she is paranoid that he is going to do the same thing with her.
So, is any of this really true? We’ll just have to see how their relationship plays out …
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