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‘Dancing with the Stars’ season 33 cast: Complete list of celebrities and their pro partners
As the reality show returns to small screens in the US this week, find out who’s appearing on the latest season.
Another batch of celebrities are poised to show off their moves on Dancing with the Stars, as the popular reality TV show returns for a 33rd season.
Beginning this midweek, 13 new famous names will pair up with professional dancers - and will bid to succeed actor Xochitl Gomez and Val Chmerkovskiy as champions.
In season 32, Gomez and Chmerkovskiy won the dance contest ahead of musician Jason Mraz and Daniella Karagach, with Vanderpump Rules star Ariana Madix finishing third alongside Pasha Pashkov.
Dancing with the Stars season 33: the cast in full (pro dance partners in brackets)
Danny Amendola - ex-NFL player (Witney Carson)
Anna Delvey - con artist (Ezra Sosa)
Joey Graziadei - star of The Bachelor season 28 (Jenna Johnson)
Dwight Howard - ex-NBA player (Daniella Karagach)
Chandler Kinney - actor and singer (Brandon Armstrong)
Ilona Maher - Olympic rugby player (Alan Bersten)
Brooks Nader - model (Gleb Savchenko)
Stephen Nedoroscik - Olympic gymnast (Rylee Arnold)
Phaedra Parks - reality TV star (Val Chmerkovskiy)
Eric Roberts - actor (Britt Stewart)
Tori Spelling - actor (Pasha Pashkov)
Jenn Tran - star of The Bachelorette season 21 (Sasha Farber)
Reginald VelJohnson - actor (Emma Slater)
Dancing with the Stars season 33 - watch the trailer:
When is the premiere of Dancing with the Stars season 33?
Episode one of Dancing with the Stars season 33 will go out on Tuesday September 17, 2024, at 8pm ET/5pm PT. The show will again be hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough.
How can I watch Dancing with the Stars season 33?
If you’re in the US, you can watch Dancing with the Stars live on ABC and Disney+. Each episode will be available to Hulu subscribers the morning after it airs.
If you don’t have cable, you can watch ABC on the streaming platform fubo, which offers new users a free introductory trial.
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How much does Disney+ cost?
The ad-free plan Disney+ Premium currently costs $13.99 a month/$139.99 a year, but these prices are due to rise to $15.99/$159.99 from October 17. Likewise, the with-ads Disney+ Basic plan is presently set at $7.99 a month, but will go up to $9.99 on October 17.
Disney+ is additionally available in a range of bundles that also include a combination of Hulu, ESPN+ and Max. The cheapest of these packages, which features Disney+ Basic and Hulu (also with ads), costs $9.99 a month until October 17, when it will increase to $10.99 a month.
How much does Hulu cost?
You can get an ad-free subscription to Hulu for $17.99 a month, or a basic plan with ads for $7.99 a month/$79.99 a year. As with Disney+, however, these prices are to rise on October 17 - to $9.99 and $99.99, respectively. There is a student subscription (with ads) for the reduced cost of $1.99 a month.
As noted above, you can also get Hulu as part of a bundle with Disney+/ESPN+/Max, while another option is one of Hulu’s ‘+ Live TV’ plans, which start at $76.99 a month (rising to $82.99 on October 17).