Kim Kardashian Wants To Compete On 'Dancing With The Stars' Again: 'I Would'

The former reality star competed in the show's seventh season in 2008 alongside Mark Ballas and came in 11th place. So far, 'DWTS' has only had one All-Star season full of returning contestants in 2012.

Kim Kardashian is ready to appear on the next season of Dancing With the Stars: All-Stars.

The former reality star appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! Thursday, where the host asked her about her appearance on the ABC competition series. He competed in the show's seventh season in 2008 alongside Mark Ballas and finished in 11th place, which Jimmy Kimmel noted was an earlier exit than Guillermo Rodriguez, who started the show this week.

Kardashian said of her time on Dancing With the Stars: "It's so hard. I've been crying every night in my trailer, to be honest, praying that I'm out." "It was very difficult for me."

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The All's Fair star explained that her shyness prevented her from enjoying the experience and she has since stopped dancing. "I was too shy. I couldn't handle myself. I couldn't get into it because I was too shy. And I never danced again," she said.

"Like, actually, I've never danced since. I'm hurt. No, it's like a life hurt me," she added. Kimmel then played a clip of Kardashian and Ballas' mambo on "I Love Big Butts," which he said was hard to watch.

The host asked her when was the last time she saw a video of her performance, and she revealed that she had actually watched it recently, sparking an idea for her family to potentially compete on Dancing With the Stars every day.

He said: "We had a family poker night three weeks ago. Kylie decides to film it on the big screen. Half the people there didn't know I did it, and she wanted to show everyone. Thank God it's so old it's pixelated. There's no HD version of it on YouTube."

"I got up and went in front of the screen, and I remembered some of my moves and I wish I had the confidence that I do now," Kardashian said. I mean, I don't know if they ever do, but…”

Kardashian said her family was interested in the idea, especially because her brother, Rob Kardashian, had success on the show. She competed against Cheryl Burke on season 13 of Dancing With the Stars in 2011 and almost won the show, after J.R. Martinez finished second.

"My brother was so good. I just want them to bring us all back. I don't know if they're going to bring people back, but I'm going to do it. I'm going to do it," she said. Which prompted Kimmel to say, "They'll definitely bring you back."

During its 35-season run, Dancing With the Stars has only had one All-Star season full of returning contestants. Dancing With the Stars: All Stars ran as the series' 15th season, and in 2012 with Melissa Rycroft.

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