Dancing with the Stars professional dancer Gleb Savchenko has weighed in on Hilaria Baldwin’s claims she was bullied off the show – while revealing the blunt advice he gave her.

The 42-year-old television personality was partnered with the mom-of-seven on this year’s series of the ABC competition series.

Since their dramatic shock elimination, Baldwin, 41, has repeatedly claimed she was bullied by fans of the program in an online ‘campaign’ that resulted in her getting booted.

In an interview with Coversshared exclusively with Daily Mail, Savchenko confirmed he is still in contact with his former dance partner and laid bare his choice words to her.

He said: ‘In my opinion, there’s billions of opinions, so just cut the noise. You can say whatever and people talk s**t about me too, but I know who I am.

‘I’ve got a good heart and I’m a good person – I’ve never done anything wrong.

‘People can talk s**t about you all day long and create stories, try to seek attention, whatever that is.

‘I know who I am, and my friends love me, so that’s all I care about. We were so locked in the competition, so I just told her to brush it off – who cares?’

Savchenko and Baldwin were eliminated from Season 34 of Dancing with the Stars during week four of the competition.

Since their exit, Baldwin has made several claims that she was ‘bullied off the show.’

During a recent appearance on the Too Much podcast, she claimed that trolls online actively encouraged others to vote against her.

‘They’re gonna vote for all the couples besides me, or besides X person,’ she said adding, ‘So that suppresses your fan vote.’

The star said she wanted to discuss the claims in public because it happened to other competitors ‘in the past.’

She continued: ‘I’ll be the person who’s crying in front of the world because I’m gonna show my humanity.

‘Some people are gonna like that and some people are gonna make fun of me for that.’

Baldwin went on to say that since her axing, some fans who took part in the alleged campaign against her have reached out to apologize.

She also clarified that she was never bullied by anyone from the cast.

‘Everybody on the show is lovely,’ she said.

She went on to state that she doesn’t need people to ‘feel bad’ for her, and that she had the ‘time of my life’ on the show.

‘I’m only a better, happier person because I did the show.’

Baldwin also hit out at the ‘coordinated, strategic bullying’ during an Instagram Live after her elimination.

‘I did get bullied off the show,’ she said. ‘I did; that’s for sure. That is for sure.’