'Dancing With the Stars' Season 29: What to Expect From Premiere Night (Exclusive)

Jeezy certainly knows how to make his fiancée, Jeannie Mai, feel loved, even on his birthday!The rapper turned 43 on Monday, and while he could have easily kept all attention on himself, he knew it was going to be a big night for Jeannie, who is competing on season 29 of.

first elimination last week, 14 celebs and their pro partners are still duking it out for the mirrorball trophy, and they will be hitting the stage to show off their moves in a series of Disney-themed dances.As Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough and Bruno Tonioli judge and score the performances — and new host Tyra Banks adds her own commentary to the competition -- ET will be following along throughout the two-hour episode to break down all the best dances, emotional moments and most shocking

has three judges this season, but Jeannie Mai has four.

, shudder), but just a friendly reminder: if we, the people, can take the time to vote on DWTS, we can definitely take the time to vote in the upcoming presidential election, so I'm just gonna go ahead and casually...put...this....right....here....Kay, without further ado, here's who was voted off Dancing with the Stars this week:The celebrity and pro dancer pairs in jeopardy this week were Charles Oakley and Emma Slater + Carole "Definitely Didn't Feed My Husband to Tigers" Baskin and Pasha

Dancing with the Stars took a night off on Monday, but now it's back with its first elimination episode! We thought we had a pretty good idea of which couples were safe and which needed to be shaking in their dancing shoes, but Season 29's second episode turned everything on its head.

The first celebrity and pro dancer have been eliminated from season 29 of Dancing With The Stars.

Dancing With The Stars is back on tonight after its regular night off.

Dancing With The Stars has just aired on ABC. New host, Tyra Banks  opened the show with a show-stopping red dress that had judges on their feet as she introduced the shows cast and opening number.

is officially back and we couldn't be happier to watch a whole new lineup of celebrities compete for the coveted mirrorball trophy!After months of anticipation, the dance competition show kicked off Monday night, with new host Tyra Banks and the return of Derek Hough, this time as judge, alongside Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.

Jeannie Mai is ready to twirl across the ballroom floor on the upcoming season of "Dancing with the Stars." The 41-year-old host and TV personality recently told Fox News she's ready for a new challenge and the ABC reality competition series was the perfect fit. "I'm being thrown across the dance floor, which was my request, by the way," she joked.

Dancing with the Stars's 29th season is less than three weeks away, and, as you might've noticed, it's arriving while the nation is still struggling to get COVID-19 under control. Production on most scripted television shows is still either on hiatus or only just beginning to crawl back to life, but for the juggernaut that is DWTS, the show is absolutely going on.

'Dancing With the Stars' Season 29 finally unveiled the full cast on Wednesday. The highly anticipated announcement came days before its Monday, Sept.

hasn't confirmed (and won't until the season premiere): Who these celebrities will *partner* with from the list of professional dancers below.Fortunately, there's this thing called spoilers.

The celebrity lineup for "Dancing with the Stars" Season 29 was announced Wednesday and it features quite the mix of entertainers. ABC officially revealed the new cast on "Good Morning America." The new season is set to debut Sept.

Dancing With the Stars on Wednesday, September 2, including athletes, actors and many more.The professional dancers were announced last month, including three married couples: Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy; Sasha Farber and Emma Slater; and Pasha Pashkov and first-time pro Danielle Karagach.