Alfonso Ribeiro Wonders Why ABC Didn’t Cancel ‘Dancing With The Stars’

Artem Chigvintsev is coming back to Dancing With the Stars after being cut as a pro dancer last season.The Russia native, 38, announced his return as a pro for season 29 of the dancing competition on the Monday, August 24, episode of Good Morning America.“I just can’t wait to get back,” he said. “And I want to dedicate this season to my little boy.”The morning show teased the dancer’s comeback on Friday, August 21, giving clues as to who the additional pro would be.

Artem Chigvintsev is returning to for the upcoming 29th season!ABC confirmed the dancer's pro casting on Monday's, after the show teased that a surprise announcement was coming via Twitter last Friday.Artem's casting announcement comes just a few weeks after he welcomed his first child, a baby boy, with fiancée Nikki Bella. «Last season watching from the sidelines really makes me realize how much I really miss the show, miss performing live,» Artem said on . «I just can't wait to get back.

Len Goodman has revealed a recent health problem. The 76-year-old "Dancing with the Stars" judge recently had skin cancer removed from his face, which is now bandaged up, as seen in an image shared on Facebook by the Melanoma Fund earlier this month.

Dancing With the Stars — like most other things these days — will look a bit different when it returns for season 29. The changes coming to the ABC reality competition show are starting at the top!Hosts Tom Bergeron — who has been at the helm of the show from its debut in 2004 — and Erin Andrews, who joined in 2014, will not be returning to the ballroom.

Dancing With the Stars fans were extremely upset when Artem Chigvintsev wasn’t part of season 28 of the reality competition series, but things may be looking up. Although he wasn’t on the list of pros previously announced for season 29, it sounds like he may be joining!On Friday, August 21, Good Morning America teased a big surprise announcement coming on Monday, August 24, tweeting that another pro dancer will be announced.

Artem Chigvintsev be returning to ?Some fans seem to think so after posted a suspicious tweet early Friday morning. The show shared a teaser for its upcoming show on Monday, Aug.

Nigeria earlier this year, the 11-year-old thought the footage would be used for a common film study session. Instead, the cellphone video of him performing the pirouette without shoes on the unevenly wet concrete was seen by a much bigger audience.

could even move forward with production amid the coronavirus pandemic, we're now just weeks away from seeing everything the cast and crew has magically been up to behind the scenes to ensure that the show still goes on.In anticipation of the dance competition's return, ET's breaking down everything we know (so far!) about the all-new 29th season.ET has learned that which celebrities the pros will be matched up with won't be revealed until premiere night, Monday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m.

James Van Der Beek will miss Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews hosting Dancing With the Stars — but he’s excited to see what’s next for the reality competition show.“I loved Tom and Erin,” the Dawson’s Creek alum, 43, exclusively told Us Weekly on Wednesday, August 19, while celebrating Criminal Minds’ 15th anniversary. “That is such a crazy experience that show.

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"Dancing with the Stars" (DWTS) season 29 is on!ABC's long-running reality dance competition will be returning with celebrities and their dancing professional partners as they compete against each other for the most-coveted Mirrorball Trophy, this fall. On Tuesday's "Good Morning America" episode new details from the upcoming season of the series were revealed.The network has released the list of returning fan-favourite professionals.

There’s a new rule that has been implemented for the upcoming season of Dancing With The Stars and it applies to the recently announced pro dancer cast.

Britt Stewart is still in shock after being promoted from troupe member to pro for season 29 of !ET exclusively spoke with the dancer just hours after the exciting news was revealed on Tuesday, where she opened up about what it feels like to make history as the dance competition show's first Black female pro.

Emma Slater and husband Sasha Farber opened up about the Dancing With the Stars switch for season 29 that will result in them being separated all season long.Despite quarantining together for months amid the coronavirus pandemic, beginning this week, when the ABC series resumes filming, the couple will have to live apart — as will fellow married pros Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy and Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov.“It’s so funny, when our amazing producers told us, ‘OK, so we have some

during the COVID-19 pandemic.On Tuesday, “Good Morning America” revealed the full list of pros, including three married couples competing against each other: Valentin Chmerkovskiy and his wife Jenna Johnson; Sasha Farber and his wife Emma Slater; and Pasha Pashkov and wife Daniella Karagach (a first-time pro).The season will also feature Britt Stewart (the show’s first ever black female pro), returning fan favorites such as Sharna Burgess and Keo Motsepe, and returning champions Cheryl Burke and

fans, get excited… we finally know all of the dancers who will be competing for the show's 29th season!ABC announced the full list of pros on Tuesday's, and needless to say, the lineup definitely looks a little different this time around. Notably missing are longtime favorites Lindsay Arnold and Witney Carson, who previously confirmed to ET they'd be taking the year off due to their pregnancies.

 Dancing With the Stars among the shows that plan to be back on the air in the fall, no matter what: ABC's long-running dance competition announced on Good Morning America on Tuesday that it'll be twirling back into our hearts beginning Monday, Sept. 14.DWTS didn't share the names of the celebrities who'll be competing in Season 29, but the show did reveal which pro dancers we'll see on the floor.

Dancing with the Stars just announced the 14 pro dancers who will be competing on this season!

Peter White Television EditorDancing With The Stars is to waltz back on to the airwaves on September 14.This comes after Deadline revealed last month that the dance contest format was working through health and safety protocols to return to the studio next month.The series, which will air Monday nights between 8pm and 10pm, has in recent years traditionally aired around the middle of September so the show is one of the few major non-scripted series not to be relatively unscathed by the COVID-19