'Dancing With the Stars' Fans, We Have an Exciting Season 33 Update
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Dancing With the Stars aired its season 32 finale in December 2023, and fans were ecstatic about Xóchitl Gómez being crowned the victor of the ABC competition series.
Week after week, viewers tuned in to watch the Marvel star compete alongside some of today's biggest celebrities for a chance to win the coveted Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy. As she made it to the finale alongside Jason Mraz, Ariana Madix, Charity Lawson and Alyson Hannigan, she managed to enthrall audiences with her grace, dexterity and flair in performing impressive and complex routines alongside her partner Valentin "Val" Chmerkovskiy.
But since it's been some time since the season finale aired, viewers are eager to know if Dancing With the Stars will air season 33 in 2024. Well, we have some information to share with you, and you're going to be thrilled about what's to come next season.
Is Dancing With the Stars coming back in 2024 for season 33?
It's official, folks: we'll be heading back to the ballroom this year.
On May 10, fans of the hit competition series learned that ABC officially renewed Dancing With the Stars for season 33. The show confirmed the news by posting a joint Instagram with the network, stating that new episodes will air live on both ABC and Disney+, and will be available to stream on Hulu the next day.
"The Mirrorball will be shining bright when #DWTS returns with a new season LIVE on ABC and Disney+! Next day on Hulu. 🪩," read the caption.
Naturally, seeing the news of a brand-new season sent Dancing With the Stars fans into a tizzy, rushing to the comments to voice their excitement.
"This is so exciting 😍😍🔥🔥," one person rejoiced. "Yess!! Yayy!! All the excitement 😍🥰," another commenter declared. "Hell yeah!! Let’s gooooo🔥🔥🔥 already hyped to see who will be in the new cast I can’t wait!" a different person added.
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As for when viewers can expect to tune in for a new season, we'll have to wait for ABC to give more official details on this. But as the last few seasons have debuted in late September, it's likely season 33 will follow a similar pattern and return to television sometime in early fall 2024.
Who will be the hosts and judges for Dancing With the Stars season 33?
After season 32 saw the surprise shake-up of former pro and judge Julianne Hough taking the place of Tyra Banks as co-host, it's likely fans will see Julianne return to season 33 and emcee alongside season 19 winner Alfonso Ribeiro.
In terms of who is set to judge, Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and six-time DWTS champion Derek Hough will sit on the coveted panel once again. Carrie Ann and Derek each confirmed their returns on Instagram, posting the original ABC announcement on their profiles.
And if season 32 proves how much the show loves to throw curveballs, viewers can also anticipate seeing guest judges sitting alongside the regulars, depending on the theme of the week. Good Morning America host Michael Strahan, Billy Porter and choreographer Mandy Moore were just a few names from last season.
Where can I watch and stream Dancing With the Stars season 33?
'Dancing With the Stars'
When it's time for Dancing With the Stars season 33 to premiere on TV, viewers can catch the competition live on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC. Additionally, you can stream the show live as it airs simultaneously on Disney+.
Should you want to watch the show on Disney+, the streaming site offers a number of plans to choose from, starting at $7.99 per month. Once you have an account made, you can go to the show's title page on the Disney+ website or on the Disney+ app.
You can also always catch up on episodes the next day on Hulu. Just like Disney+, the streamer has plans starting at $7.99 per month. After you create a profile, just click on the show's page on the Hulu website or the Hulu app.
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