Brooke Burke reveals she WON’T be wearing white during 2024 wedding to Scott Rigsby

Brooke Burke will be marrying her longtime fiancé Scott Rigsby in 2024, she revealed exclusively to DailyMail.

The Dancing With The Stars veteran also shared that she will not be wearing a white wedding gown during her big day.

‘I already did white,’ the fitness expert said.

The cover girl has been wed twice before: to plastic surgeon Garth Fisher from 2001 until 2005 and then to Baywatch actor Dave Charvet from 2011 until 2020.

‘I might be a bit daring as I am looking at fun colors. I was thinking more of a nude tone, I am really into nude tones these days, they are so elegant,’ the TV host added.

Brooke was also seen modeling a pink suit from The Giving Movement on Wednesday in new images from Michael Simon obtained by DailyMail.

The Brooke Burke Body entrepreneur went more in depth about her wedding gown.

‘I am not wearing white. But it’s challenging finding a wedding dress that is not white. Every wedding dress inspo photo is white. So I have to dig around.

‘I love nude tones, they are so flattering, so I may go with that, but I have not decided yet. I am also a fan of orange and yellow, so we will see.’

As far as her wedding, she is deep in the planning stages, she shared.

Rigsby and Burke attend Operation Smile’s 11th annual Celebrity Ski & Smile Challenge presented by Alpha Pals, Barefoot Dreams and the St. Regis Deer Valley in April

‘I am really slow at this but it is getting done and I am so excited to become Scott’s wife,’ shared the pinup.

‘We have so much going on. I have four kids that I am very involved with. And Scott and I are building a house in Arizona. So we are very busy these days. But the planning is in great shape.’

And it looks like the wedding may be outdoors.

‘That is where I feel my best,’ said Brooke who has a large backyard complete with tree house and swimming pool, in Malibu.

As far as the music, she is working on that too: ‘I have eclectic taste.’

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