When it returned, it was not clear what had happened and the United States network ABC has yet to issue a statement clarifying the incident.

Update: According to Eyewitness News, the two men were protesting Lochte for "endangering America with his Olympics fiasco".

The two men were also joined by four women wearing the same shirts, according to EW. There has been no word on any arrests. Behind Bergeron, both Lochte and Burke appeared flustered by the incident.

Derek Hough, who helped throw out the anti-Lochte protestors, was unbelievably supportive of Lochte and his calm demeanor in the midst of those chaotic few minutes.

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This kind of stuff never happens. Dancing with the Stars judge Carrie Ann Inaba also weighed in on Instagram, writing "We had a bit of a scary moment during tonight's live taping of @dancingabc, but thanks to our security team and incredible staff at #DWTS, no one got hurt". And who wouldn't be, after being attacked on live television. But I looked at Cheryl and she just smiled and said, 'You just did what you said you can't do.

But he said: "I'm doing good, [the are] so many feelings are going through my head right now".

Lochte said afterward that he was "a little hurt" after the security scare. In her blog with People, Jole talked about her experience so far on the show and explained why she made a decision to get involved, explaining: I really wanted to be a part of Dancing with the Stars not only to challenge myself, but hopefully to show other people with disabilities that anything is possible. "So I hope people give him a chance". Though Lochte wasn't charged, the scandal has lost him some of his sponsorships and some love with fans. Lochte had told the press that he was robbed at gunpoint.