"" has revealed the 15 celebrities who all wanna be .
During the Wednesday, Sept. 8 installment of "," ABC unveiled the roster of famous folks competing on the venerable competition show's 30th season. The competition is set to begin on Monday, Sept. 20.
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Among those who will show off their fancy footwork this fall are "Beverly Hills, 90210" alum , former "" lead and a certain star from "." Brian may have a leg up, so to speak, "DWTS" pro since late last year.
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Additionally, which dance pros -- Sharna included -- will hit the stage this season, alongside the celebs, host and judges Len Goodman, , and Bruno Tonioli.
Matt James
The Bachelor's has accepted a rose to compete on "Dancing With the Stars." He'll face the pressure of living up to fellow Bachelor Nation star 's in 2020.
Mel C
If you wanna be Mel C's "DWTS" partner, you gotta get with her friends—the ! The English singer, affectionately known as Sporty Spice, already has a leg up on the competition thanks to her performance experience.
Brian Austin Green
"Dancing With the Stars" pro surely convinced her boyfriend and "Beverly Hills, 90210" alum that he could cha-cha his way to the top.
Amanda Kloots
"The Talk" host has a strong dance background. She started out dancing on Broadway, where she met , and even performed as a Radio City Rockette.
The Miz
WWE superstar and reality TV personality is bringing the royal rumble to "Dancing With the Stars" season 30.
Cody Rigsby
You've seen him on the leaderboard, and now this beloved Peloton instructor has signed on to break a sweat on the dance floor.
Iman Shumpert
NBA pro turned is a "Dancing With the Stars" casting slam dunk.
Christine Chiu
She's bringing bling to the ballroom! The star of " is ready to prove she's got what it takes.
Melora Hardin
Jan Levinson is ditching her scented candle biz for the dance floor. The star of "The Office" and "The Bold Type" is yet another unexpected addition to the "DWTS" lineup.
Jimmie Allen
The country singer is going to let the "Good Times Roll" after joining the cast of "Dancing With the Stars."
Martin Kove
Fans of "The Karate Kid" will recognize actor Martin Kove.
JoJo Siwa
"Dance Moms" alum and Nickelodeon star will of "Dancing With the Stars" season 30 and the performer, who introduced the world to in 2021, will be the first-ever contestant to have a same-sex dance partner on the show.
Kenya Moore
In August, that "" star will also compete on Dancing With the Stars season 30.
Suni Lee
is Sunisa "Suni" Lee, who , including one gold, at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.
Olivia Jade
The 21-year-old beauty influencer is one of the celebrity contestants for "Dancing With the Stars" season 30, on Sept. 1, adding that the YouTuber has no dance experience. The insider said Olivia hopes "DWTS" will help her gain control of her life, learn from past mistakes and challenge herself in new areas.
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And the Pro Dancers Are...
The female pro dancers for season 30 are: Cheryl Burke, Emma Slater, Jenna Johnson, Lindsay Arnold, Sharna Burgess, Daniella Karagach, Witney Carson and Britt Stewart.
The male pro dancers are Alan Bersten, Artem Chigvintsev, Brandon Armstrong, Gleb Savchenko, Pasha Pashkov, Sasha Farber and Valentin "Val" Chmerkovskiy—who is married to Jenna.
Fab Four
Len Goodman, Derek Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli will all be back as judges, together for the first time. Derek had taken over Len's longtime role in season 29 as the British star was unable to travel to the United States due to coronavirus pandemic-related travel restrictions.
Tyra Banks Will Be Back
In March 2021, ABC announced that the as host of "Dancing With the Stars" for season 30. She had replaced longtime emcees Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews in season 29.
