Denise Richards, the second celebrity contestant who was sent home on Dancing with the Stars after Belinda Carlisle, remains puzzled about her elimination especially since she and professional dance partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy won Monday's live Dance Off against Girls Next Door star Holly Madison and partner Dmitry Chaplin.

"After doing the Dance Off - which I don't understand the whole thing, how that works - I thought after that and the response from the judges and the audience that I had a shot at staying," Richards said during a Tuesday night Jimmy Kimmel Live appearance that followed her Dancing with the Stars elimination.  "I really didn't think I was going."

Denise Richards is returning to our TV screens after all.  Following the buzz that there wouldn't be a sophomore season of Denise Richard: It's Complicated, which you can read more about in this previous article, E! has decided to renew the reality show, with new episodes to begin filming early next year.  And despite its convoluted and complex motivation to bring back the show, the network has opted to forgo the second half of the show's title “It's Complicated” and just simply go with Denise Richards for the upcoming season.

When Denise Richard: It's Complicated premiered in May, it garnered modest ratings of 1.5 million viewers.  The show that follows Denise Richards she deals with her career and the publicity she had received since her divorce from actor Charlie Sheen continued to drop in the ratings, prompting the network to end the series once and for all.

There is nothing complicated about it.  Denise Richards: It's Complicated's initially modest ratings (1.5 million for the premiere) had since continued to drop prompting E! to end the show once and for all.  Apparently, after seeing a few episodes, people have started dropping the reality show featuring the former Bond girl and tabloid mainstay off their viewing habits to tune in to other things.

“The numbers started out pretty good - just over 1.5 million tuned into the premiere episode.  But the audience has dropped off.  Denise has turned into an unappealing reality star,” a source tells The Insider.