It is the time of the year again when celebrities and professional dancers unite to showcase their exceptional dancing skills on the "DWTS" dance floor. As "Dancing with the Stars" season 23 premieres this Monday night, the excitement is already palpable and bets on who will emerge victor in ABC's hit dance reality showdown are running wild.
Thirteen dancing couples are ready to set "Dancing with the Stars" season 23 dance floor on fire as the two-hour season premiere kickoffs with the grandest opening number at Griffith Observatory. According to Just Jared Jr., each couple is set to perform a Viennese Waltz, Jive, Cha Cha or Foxtrot.
On the first week of "Dancing with the Stars" season 23, no couple will be eliminated and all will advance to the week 2 of the competition. As for the full list of songs and the types of dances, check out International Business Times, noting the fact that Olympians Laurie Hernandez and Ryan Lochte will be performing Cha Cha and Foxtrot respectively.
As for "Dancing with the Stars" season 23 judges, Julianne Hough recently confirmed her comeback on the show as one of the members of the panel. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight at the Creative Arts Emmys in Los Angeles, the 28-year-old "Grease: Live" star announced that she won't be dancing this season instead, she returns as a judge.
Since "Dancing with the Stars" season 23 will officially commence, bets on who will win the most coveted mirrorball trophy this year have been running wild. In fact, Inquisitr revealed some possible predictions of the winners, with Amber Rose, rapper Vanilla Ice, Olympian Laurie Hernandez and former NFL star Calvin Johnson being almost on top of the list.
Moreover, ABC also revealed what fans should expect in "Dancing with the Stars" season 23. Among the things mentioned were spray tans, the triumphant comeback of the champion triad Derek Hough, Cheryl Burke and Maksim Chmerkovskiy.
So, are you excited for the season premiere of "Dancing with the Stars" season 23? Remember, the competition is not just about the celebrities or dancing but it's more about hard work, personalities and success so stay tune on ABC at 8 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 12 and see who among the participants has the potential to be this season's champion.
