A collection of fresh-faced celebrities will be taking to the dance floor in an exciting new season of Dancing With The Stars Australia 2024.
Fans have already been introduced to the twelve celebrities taking centre stage in one of the most thrilling reality dancing series.
Joined by hosts Dr Chris Brown and 2023 Gold Logie winner Sonia Kruger, after loving serving Darly Somers announced his departure from DWTS, these celebrities will don their most sparkly and eccentric outfits to impress the judges.
While their regular day jobs include acting, cooking, hosting, and playing sports – who of the twelve actually have enough dancing rhythm to win the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy?
In 2023, fans were shocked to discover Aussie musician Phil Burton was crowned the winner of DWTS.
Unfortunately, we don’t own a crystal ball to know who will win the 2024 season, but we will be keeping a close eye on the competition.
As we wait for the new season of DWTS, we answer all your burning questions below.
When does Dancing With The Stars air?
The twelve celebrities will showcase their moves in the new season airing on Sunday July 7, 2024, on Channel Seven and 7Plus at 7:00pm.
Who are the judges on Dancing With The Stars 2024?
After weeks of rehearsals, the contestants will don their ballroom shoes and give their best performance in front of four judges.
Returning to the DWTS 2024 judging panel is Mark Wilson, Craig Revel Horwood, Sharna Burgess – the latter two both served as judges when the series aired on Ten and were re-introduced in 2023.
Helen Richey is the fourth judge on the series, who didn’t return to the reality program in 2023.
Who are the contestants on Dancing With The Stars 2024?
As we’ve mentioned before, there will be twelve contestants this season of DWTS. We’ve listed all the celebrities below:
- Adam Dovile
- Ant Middleton
- Ben Cousins
- Hayden Quinn
- James Stewart
- Julie Goodwin
- Lisa McCune
- Nadia Bartel
- Nikki Osborne
- Nova Peris
- Samantha Jade
- Shane Crawford
For more details on the contestants, click here.
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