Tyra Banks Is the New Host and Executive Producer of Dancing With the Stars

Jordan Fisher doesn’t seem to be too impressed with having Tyra Banks joining Dancing With the Stars as its new host.“It’s odd,” the Work It actor, 25, told Entertainment Tonight on Wednesday, July 29. “Tyra is very talented and ABC, I would say, most of the time knows what they’re doing.

Jordan Fisher isn't exactly on board with ' recent host switch-up — but he's willing to give it a shot. The 26-year-old performer, who won season 25 of in 2017 and went on to host in 2018, called Tyra Banks' recent casting as host of the series «odd.» «It's odd.

Tyra Banks is very aware that all eyes will be on her when Dancing With the Stars returns for season 29.

team is hard at work, getting creative with how they can safely produce their show amid the coronavirus pandemic.ET has learned that the dance competition series is set to begin production for its 29th season this September.

In a move expanding the news outlet's presence in Hollywood, The New York Times has named Caitlin Roper executive producer for scripted projects. Roper, who has been a senior editor at The New York Times Magazine since 2016, will develop Times stories for film and TV, "developing and producing alongside Hollywood producers using our stories as the launching point for fictional projects," Times assistant managing editor Sam Dolnick wrote in a memo to staff Monday morning.

EXCLUSIVE: “Dancing With the Stars” is looking to waltz into production in September as ABC and BBC Studios work through the health and safety protocols that will allow the competition format to light up the dance floor this year.The show, which is based on the BBC format “Strictly Come Dancing,” is entering its 29th season with former “America’s Next Top Model” host Tyra Banks now hosting and exec producing.In recent years, the series has traditionally aired around the middle of September, so

Peta Murgatroyd, Karina Smirnoff and and more Dancing With the Stars pros have welcomed children over the years.The Faith, Hope & Love star gave birth to her and then-fiancé Maksim Chmerkovskiy’s son, Shai, in January 2017. “This is, without a doubt, the best thing that has ever happened to us!’” the couple told Us Weekly in a statement at the time.The pair tied the knot six months later in New York.

Carrie Ann Inaba is opening up about the big changes happening at Dancing With the Stars and she’s revealing the fate of the judging panel.

After ABC and BBC Studios revealed that they would be making some major changes for Season 29 of Dancing With the Stars and announced Tyra Banks as the show’s new host and executive producer, the supermodel says that she is excited to take the dancing competition to the next level. On Wednesday, Banks told Good Morning America she is looking forward to being on live TV because you never know what is going to happen.

Tyra Banks will host the next season of U.S. TV ballroom dancing show Dancing With The Stars.On Monday (July 13, 2020), it was confirmed Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews have been axed as the hosts of the ABC program, with Bergeron, who held the position since the show debuted in 2005, taking to Instagram to share the shock news.“Just informed @DancingABC will be continuing without me.

Tyra Banks is ready to take on ! The newly anointed host of ABC's long-running competition series appeared on Wednesday and teased what fans can expect when she takes the reins from Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews.«It is gonna be so next level. I am having meetings with the producer that I walked in to join, Andrew Llinares, and… he's like, 'Tyra, you just don’t know.

not invited to return to host Dancing With the Stars for its upcoming 29th season, ABC announced that the TV personality’s longtime gig is being filled by Tyra Banks.Banks’ new Dancing With the Stars post came late Tuesday night. No stranger to TV production, the supermodel and industry veteran also joins the series as executive producer.“I’ve been a fan of DWTS since its beginning,” said Banks in a statement.

Tyra Banks will host the next season of U.S. TV ballroom dancing show Dancing With the Stars.

. Tyra—who is also executive producing the show, FYI!—revealed the news in a statement to .

“Dancing With the Stars” is switching things up for season 29, as the dance competition show welcomes a new host.

It’s been just revealed that Tyra Banks has been named as the new host for the reality competition series ‘Dancing With The Stars.’ Her fans could not be more excited to learn the news. More than that, it’s been also revealed that she will also executive produce the show for the upcoming season as well.

confirmed.Banks’ new gig comes after news broke on Monday that longtime host Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews would be departing the show. Banks is set to be officially announced as the new host of the show Wednesday morning on ABC’s “Good Morning America.”News of Bergeron and Andrews’ exit came suddenly on Monday evening.