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- Name: Jessica Ann Simpson
- Born: July 10, 1980
- Appeared on Dancing with the Stars
- Sang "Come On Over" and "Angels"
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Jessica Simpson appeared on the show Dancing with the Stars on September 30, 2008. She sang her country hit "Come On Over" and a version of the Robbie Williams song "Angels."
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Dancing with the Stars
On the September 30, 2008, results show, Kim Kardashian and her partner Mark Ballas Jr. got the boot. Sasha and Anya from the show So You Think You Can Dance danced during "Come On Over." Cheryl and Max performed during "Angels."Quotes
""Nobody's ever danced to 'Angels,' and nobody's ever danced to 'Come On Over,' so to see that, and to have that interaction, was pretty amazing."--Jessica Simpson to ETET: Jessica Simpson Interview
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Jessica Simpson Dancing with the Stars Questions
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@mLehua We were there the day that Jessica Simpson and the Dancing with the Stars Peeps were there. It was cold and drizzly. Hoping 4 better
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