‘Dancing with the Stars’ Season 35 cast: Full celebrity lineup and pro partners

The celebrity cast for “Dancing with the Stars” is set and we now know all the stars competing on season 35!

The cast and their pro dancer partners were introduced on “Good Morning America” and it’s a mix of athletes, reality TV personalities, actors and influencers. Among the notable names: “The Rookie” star Jenna Dewan, “Grey’s Anatomy” star Harry Shum Jr., former “Bachelorette” contestant Tyler Cameron.

“Dancing with the Stars” is co-hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough. The judges, once again, will be Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough.

And taking over the “Dancing with the Stars Official Podcast” is Season 34 contestant Andy Richter.

Here is a list of the entire cast and their partners (in alphabetical order):

• “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” star Tatyana Ali with partner Jan Ravnik




• TV personality and host Tyler Cameron with partner Sharna Burgess




• Celebrity chef and host Giada De Laurentiis with partner Alan Bersten




• Star of “The Rookie” Jenna Dewan with partner Val Chmerkovskiy




• Paralympian gold medalist Ezra Frech with partner Daniella Karagach




• Olympian gold medalist Amber Glenn with partner Pasha Pashkov




• From “Hanson” Taylor Hanson with partner Britt Stewart




• Reality star and model Maura Higgins with partner Mark Ballas




• From “The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives” Conner Leavitt with partner Adele Zaikman




• Reality star and host Ciara Miller with partner Brandon Armstrong




• From “Love Thy Nader” Sarah Jane Nader with partner Hailey Bills




• “Savannah Bananas” star Jackson Olson with partner Emma Slater




• From “Jimmy Kimmel Live” Guillermo Rodriguez with partner Witney Carson




• From “Grey’s Anatomy” Harry Shum Jr. with partner Jenna Johnson




• Film and TV star Julia Stiles with partner Ezra Sosa




• Comedian and podcaster Connor Wood with partner Rylee Arnold

Four members of the cast were previously revealed: Higgins and Miller were introduced at Hulu’s Get Real event in April. Olson was announced in May. And Rodriguez was announced in June on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” by Kimmel himself.

The “Dancing with the Stars” two-night premiere event takes place Tuesday, Sept. 15, and Wednesday, Sept 16, at 8pm EST/7pm PST. on and Disney+ and streams the next day on Hulu.

And the first-ever “DWTS After Party” will air immediately following Wednesday night’s premiere episode at 10pm on and Disney+. Season 34 champ Robert Irwin will host this special, checking in with eliminated contestants and breaking down the best moments with “DWTS” alumni.

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