Dancing with the Stars 2024 Cast Revealed: Get Ready to Cha-Cha!

The ballroom is about to get star-studded! The official celebrity cast for season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars” has been announced, promising another season of dazzling performances, fierce competition, and unforgettable moments. Fans are buzzing with anticipation to see which famous faces will be vying for the coveted Mirrorball Trophy this year. “Good Morning America” exclusively revealed the lineup, and it’s a mix of reality TV royalty, Hollywood actors, sports legends, and internet sensations. Let’s dive into the complete list of celebrities and their professional dance partners who will be lighting up our screens this fall.

Meet the Celebrities Ready to Tango on Dancing with the Stars Season 33

This season’s cast is a vibrant mix of personalities from various corners of the entertainment and sports worlds. From reality TV veterans to Olympic medalists, each contestant brings a unique fanbase and level of competitiveness to the dance floor. Here’s a closer look at who will be competing for the Mirrorball Trophy:

Phaedra Parks

Phaedra Parks, renowned for her role on “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” is bringing her charismatic personality to the ballroom. A lawyer, businesswoman, and reality TV star, Phaedra captivated audiences for seven seasons on RHOA. Her recent appearance on “The Traitors” further showcased her strategic gameplay and entertainment value. Now, she’s set to trade courtroom dramas for dance floor dramas.

Pro Partner: Val Chmerkovskiy

Danny Amendola

From the gridiron to the dance floor, former NFL star Danny Amendola is ready for a new challenge. As a Super Bowl champion wide receiver with the New England Patriots, Amendola knows what it takes to compete at the highest level. Since retiring from professional football, he’s explored reality TV with “Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test” and even coached for the Las Vegas Raiders. Will his athletic prowess translate into ballroom brilliance?

Pro Partner: Witney Carson

Joey Graziadei

Bachelor Nation’s very own Joey Graziadei is waltzing his way onto “Dancing with the Stars.” After winning hearts as the runner-up on Charity Lawson’s season of “The Bachelorette” and then leading his own season of “The Bachelor,” tennis coach Joey is trading roses for rumbas. His journey to find love captivated millions, and now viewers are eager to see his dance moves.

Pro Partner: Jenna Johnson

Ilona Maher

Olympian Ilona Maher is bringing her athletic strength and infectious energy to the dance floor. A professional rugby player, Maher helped the U.S. women’s rugby team secure a bronze medal at the Paris Olympics. Beyond her athletic achievements, she’s a vocal advocate for body positivity and women’s sports, using her platform as a Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover star to inspire.

Pro Partner: Alan Bersten

Chandler Kinney

Actress Chandler Kinney is set to showcase her talents beyond the screen. Known for her role as Willa in Disney Channel’s “Zombies” movie franchise and Tabitha Haworthe in “Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin” and “Summer School,” Kinney is no stranger to performing. Now, she’s stepping into a different kind of spotlight, trading scripts for steps.

Pro Partner: Brandon Armstrong

Anna Delvey

Anna “Delvey” Sorokin, the infamous “fake heiress,” is perhaps the most unexpected cast member this season. Her audacious financial schemes and lavish lifestyle became the subject of the Netflix hit “Inventing Anna.” Convicted of multiple felonies, Delvey’s story is one of notoriety and intrigue. Her participation is sure to generate buzz and curiosity about her ballroom performance.

Pro Partner: Ezra Sosa

Eric Roberts

Veteran actor Eric Roberts is bringing Hollywood pedigree to “Dancing with the Stars.” With a career spanning decades and Golden Globe and Oscar nominations for roles in films like “Star 80” and “Runaway Train,” Roberts is a respected figure in the industry. He’s also part of a famous acting family, being the brother of Julia Roberts and father of Emma Roberts.

Pro Partner: Britt Stewart

Brooks Nader

Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Brooks Nader is bringing glamour and grace to the dance floor. Since winning the Swim Search in 2019, Nader has graced the pages of SI Swimsuit numerous times, including a cover feature alongside Megan Fox and Kim Petras. She’s known for her confident presence and now aims to command the ballroom.

Pro Partner: Gleb Savchencko

Reginald VelJohnson

Beloved TV dad Reginald VelJohnson, best known as Carl Winslow from “Family Matters,” is joining the cast. With a career full of iconic roles, including Al Powell in “Die Hard,” VelJohnson is a familiar and comforting presence on screen. His fans are excited to see him in a completely new light, showcasing his moves on the dance floor.

Pro Partner: Emma Slater

Tori Spelling

Tori Spelling, synonymous with Donna Martin from “Beverly Hills, 90210,” is ready to dance her way into viewers’ hearts again. Having starred in the iconic teen drama for a decade, and with roles in films like “Scream 2” and “Scary Movie 2,” Spelling is a pop culture icon. She’s also a New York Times bestselling author, adding another layer to her multifaceted career.

Pro Partner: Pasha Pashkov

Jenn Tran

Fresh off her season of “The Bachelorette,” Jenn Tran is swapping roses for routines. As the first Asian American lead in the franchise, Tran made history. Her journey on “The Bachelorette” was filled with emotion, and now she’s embarking on a new adventure, hoping to find success on the dance floor.

Pro Partner: Sasha Farber

Dwight Howard

NBA champion Dwight Howard is bringing his towering presence and competitive spirit to “Dancing with the Stars.” With 18 seasons in the NBA and an NBA championship with the Los Angeles Lakers, Howard is an accomplished athlete. Currently playing professional basketball in Taiwan, he’s taking a break from the court to conquer the ballroom.

Pro Partner: Daniella Karagach

Stephen Nedoroscik

Olympic medalist Stephen Nedoroscik is flipping and spinning his way to “Dancing with the Stars.” A gymnastics star, Nedoroscik won two bronze medals at the Paris Olympics as a pommel horse specialist. His incredible athleticism and body control should give him a distinct advantage in the competition.

Pro Partner: Rylee Arnold

Get Ready to Watch!

Season 33 of “Dancing with the Stars” is set to premiere on Tuesday, September 17th, at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+. Episodes will also be available for streaming on Hulu the next day. With this exciting cast of celebrities, viewers can expect a season filled with glamour, drama, and breathtaking dance performances. Who will take home the Mirrorball Trophy? Tune in to find out!

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