On June 1, 2005, ABC broadcast the premiere of the American dance competition television series Dance with the Stars. The American version of the UK show Strictly Come Dancing, it is one of several Dancing with the Stars iterations.
Famous celebrities appear on the show alongside skilled dancers. Through the execution of scripted dances, each pair challenges the other for the judges’ points and the audience’s votes. The couple with the lowest aggregate score among the judges and the audience is removed every week until only the winning dance team is left.
Tom Bergeron was the program’s director from its inception until 2019. The co-hosts for the inaugural season were Lisa Canning, Samantha Harris, Brooke Burke-Charvet, and Erin Andrews. For seasons two through nine, ten through seventeen, and eighteen through twenty-eight, they kept doing this. Tyra Banks hosted the program from seasons 29 through 31. Alfonso Ribeiro began serving as a co-host in season 31. Ribeiro took over as the primary host in season 32, and Julianne Hough debuted as a brand-new co-host.
The show’s 30th season, which ran from September to November of 2021, was broadcast. The 31st season of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars will premiere on Disney+, it was confirmed on April 8, 2022. According to a May 2, 2023 statement, the show’s 32nd season will premiere in September 2023 and will air live on ABC and Disney+ at the same time.
Who is the richest dancer on Dancing with the Stars?
With a $10 million net worth, Julianne Hough is the most wealthy previous Dancing With The Stars pro.
