Who Won 'Dancing With the Stars' 2021? Season 30 Winner Revealed!

The Rose Parade will get a little touch of This Is Us as stars Chrissy Metz and Susan Kelechi Watson will host NBC’s coverage of the annual holiday tradition. 

Mom’s favorite moniker! Amanda Kloots and her late husband, Nick Cordero, initially disagreed on their 2-year-old son Elvis’ name.

Dancing With The Stars history was made on Tuesday night as the celebrity competition crowned its Season 30 victor. ABC’s evening saw Iman Shumpert become the first ex-NBA player to win Dancing With The Stars, besting fellow competitors Jojo Siwa, Amanda Kloots and Cody Rigsby with his cha-cha. Monday’s two-hour DWTS finale marked a win for both Shumpert and ABC.

is hitting the road once again! The popular dancing competition's live show is set to go on tour in January, to celebrate the show's milestone 30th season.The Live Tour 2022 will kick off on Jan.

has crowned a champion couple! Season 30 came to an end on Monday with a grand finale, and a new pair of mirrorball trophy winners.The night began with four couples still in the running: Amanda Kloots and Alan Bersten, Cody Rigsby and Cheryl Burke, JoJo Siwa and Jenna Johnson, as well as Iman Shumpert and Daniella Karagach.However, there could only be one victor, and after all the scores were tallied and the votes were counted, the new season 30 winner is...

*Caution: Spoilers ahead!

This post contains spoilers for the latest episode of Dancing With the Stars Season 30.

Only one star could win the mirrorball trophy! After the remaining Dancing With the Stars pairs performed two dances each on the Monday, November 22, season 30 finale, the winner was crowned.

It’s finale night for Dancing With the Stars and the top four contestants all gave amazing performances throughout the evening.

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Learning to cope. Dancing With the Stars contestant Amanda Kloots has been honest about the long process of grieving her late husband, Nick Cordero, and she explained exclusively to Us Weekly how ballroom partner Alan Bersten actually helped her cope in a surprising way.

 returns Monday for the season 30 finale! ET will be following along throughout the two-hour spectacular to break down all the best performances and the most surprising moments.The competition has reached fever pitch with the final four remaining couples getting ready to duke it out on the dance floor in the race for the coveted mirrorball trophy.As the couples dance their hearts out with their last routines of the season, judges Carrie Ann Inaba, Len Goodman, Bruno Tonioli and guest judge

Julianne Hough is returning to the ballroom! The longtime pro will be behind the judges' table once again for the show's season 30 finale.Julianne will be sitting in for her brother, judge and former pro Derek Hough, who is still in quarantine after testing positive for COVID-19 last Tuesday.ET has learned that, while Derek is under quarantine and recovering, he will still very much be a part of the show, appearing virtually as well as in a pre-taped segment.Julianne is a two-time champion —

One last time! Before the final four couples hit the Dancing With the Stars ballroom on Monday, November 22, they were giving it their all in the rehearsal studio.

semi-finals on ended with a performance from Amanda Kloots and Alan Bersten that left everyone in tears.The pair performed a redemption tango earlier in the episode, but it was their moving contemporary dance set to the song «Live Your Life» by Amanda's late husband, Nick Cordero, that earned them a perfect score and a moment that will go down in history. Cordero, a Broadway performer, died last July after a 95-day battle with COVID-19.

semi-finals on ended with a performance from Amanda Kloots and Alan Bersten that left everyone in tears. The pair performed a redemption tango earlier in the episode, but it was their moving contemporary dance set to the song «Live Your Life» by Amanda's late husband, Nick Cordero, that earned them a perfect score and a moment that will go down in history. Amanda's husband, Broadway performer Nick Cordero, lost his 95-day battle with COVID-19 last July.