Dancing With The Stars co-host Brooke Burke isn't dancing around allegations she and her long-time beau David Charvet knowingly purchased stolen appliances at a great discount.

As RadarOnline.com was first to report, Burke and Charvet are named in a lawsuit which accuses them of buying $70,000 worth of 'hot' appliances for their Malibu home in 2007 from EuroConcepts, a high-end Los Angeles design showroom, headquartered inside the Pacific Design Center.

In a statement sent to RadarOnline.com, Burke's attorney Marty Singer - who did not represent Burke in the lawsuit - adamantly denies the allegations against his client.

Dancing With The Stars co-host Brooke Burke and her live-in beau, former Baywatch hunk David Charvet, are being sued for allegedly buying stolen merchandise, RadarOnline.com was first to report.

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A lawsuit was filed against the couple, August 12, 2009, in Los Angeles Superior Court, and now you can read it on RadarOnline.com.

Brooke Burke's live-in boyfriend --former Baywatch star David Charvet -- knew he was buying stolen goods from a high-end design store, charges the attorney representing the victimized store.

The Dancing with the Stars host was deposed in a lawsuit brought by EuroConcepts versus Zalfa "Zee" Halaby, a former store employee.

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RadarOnline.com broke the story Monday that Burke was heavily questioned about buying and receiving stolen merchandise. Her deposition is on video and you can see it here.

In a new exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, Sanford Passman, attorney for the plaintiffs in the civil suit, said he believes Charvet knew he was buying stolen goods.

Jersey Shore’s Angelina Pivarnick is the latest celebrity to get some goods stolen. She told RadarOnline.com that some of her belongings were taken during an event in Long Island over the weekend.

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Pivarnick attended “Mega Jam” on Saturday night. On arrival, she headed to the dressing room to get ready and left her purse and Gucci shoes behind while she went onstage to introduce the evening’s artist. When she returned however, the stuff was gone.

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"I was extremely disappointed and felt violated when I learned someone went right into my pocket book and took my camera,” Pivarnick told RadarOnline.com exclusively.  “I was also really upset that my shoes were taken. I loved those shoes!"

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The new digital camera is worth approximately $250 and her shoes are worth $800. Oddly enough, her pocket books and other contents were left behind.

Despite the setback, Angelina still said she had a “blast” at the event, thanks in large part to her fans.

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A police report was not filed and Pivarnick would not comment on what photos were on the stolen camera.