Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy are said to be dating after the dancing partners were seen getting sweeter every time they're together.
The "Dancing with the Stars" partners are undeniably looking much like of a real couple as they hit the dance floor each week. But gossips are now all over them as many thinks that their on stage romance is getting real. Maks was recently spotted kissing and hugging Meryl even when there were no cameras.
As rumors say that their romance gets real behinds the camera, many consider them as a perfect match since they are both extremely talented. Meryl is an Olympic figure skater and Maks is a wonderful professional dancer. If gossips saying that Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy are dating in real life are true, will this possibly generate an impact into their dancing career in the dance competition?
Moreover, reports that the dancing partners are into each other heats up after they were caught kissing backstage on Dancing with the Stars. According to the Life & Style magazine, Maks was seen kissing her off screen. The report also said that their heated chemistry is already noticed by everybody on the set.
Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy dating rumors may no longer be surprising as they also appear cozy with each other. According to the source, the two are becoming really touchy and flirty. Maks was even reportedly talking about Meryl's great body. On May 6, the 27 year-old skater shared a photo of her and Maksim in her Twitter account. The two looks extremely passionate about each other.
Before gossips that Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy are dating spread, the young lady was first rumored to be dating Charlie White who is her figure skating partner. However, the idea was then neglected as she started sharing an intimate dance moments with Maksim.
However, as the dancing couple continues to make people wonder if they really are real-life lovers, Meryl Davis and Maks Chmerkovskiy dating rumors are being denied. According to a report from GossipCop,the dating issue is hundred percent not true.
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