Carrie Ann Inaba spoke about her time touring with Madonna early in her career, and how the singer would charge dancers $100 a minute if they were late, while appearing on 'The Jennifer Hudson Show' earlier this week
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Inaba added that once she was done touring with Madonna, she “retired” from dancing and went back to school. Madonna's London performance was the first stop in a world tour of 78 shows, which will take her from Europe to North America through April 2024, before closing where she
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