Meet the Celebrities and Professionals of Dancing With the Stars Season 34!

Season 34 of Dancing With the Stars is gearing up to be the most exciting installment yet.

The full lineup of celebrities and professional dancers was unveiled during the Wednesday, September 3 episode of Good Morning America, just ahead of the season premiere on September 16. This announcement was accompanied by a vibrant performance from Jenna Johnson, Derek Hough, and other beloved DWTS veterans.

The newly introduced stars will join Robert Irwin, who was previously announced as the first contestant for season 34. The 21-year-old wildlife conservationist is set to follow in the footsteps of his sister Bindi Irwin, who won season 21 alongside Hough.

“Since I was a child watching my sister’s amazing journey on the show back in 2016, this has been a dream of mine,” Robert shared on Instagram in April. “I can hardly believe it’s about to happen. So grateful! 🙌🏼”

In the following month, Good Morning America announced Alix Earle as the second contestant for the season.

“This feels so surreal,” the 24-year-old TikTok star commented at the time. “I’ve always been a huge fan of Dancing With the Stars. I used to watch it as a kid with my grandma. … I have always adored dance. When this opportunity arose, it felt like the perfect chance to challenge myself. I’m really looking forward to it.”

In July, Jen Affleck and Whitney Leavitt discovered during the Secret Lives of Mormon Wives reunion that they would both be contenders on season 34 of Dancing With the Stars.

“I hope you know you’re going down,” Affleck, 26, teased to Leavitt, 32, during their celebration. “Just kidding. Bring it on!”

Dancing With the Stars debuts on ABC and Disney+ on September 16 at 8 p.m. ET, with new episodes available on Hulu the following day. Keep scrolling to meet the celebrity dancers and their partners:

Jen Affleck (With Jan Ravnik)

Jen Affleck is a social media influencer and reality star recognized for her role on Hulu’s popular reality series The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. When she’s not busy filming for her show or creating her next viral TikTok, she spends quality time with her husband, Zac Affleck, and their three children.

Affleck launched her career as a content creator, amassing nearly 4 million followers across her social platforms. She gained recognition through her #MomTok content, showcasing her vibrant personality and daily life as a Mormon mother, leading to her foray into television. Despite facing challenges in mental health and relationships, Affleck remains devoted to her family and faith, using her platform to foster a joyful community.

Hilaria Baldwin (With Gleb Savchenko)

Hilaria Baldwin is an entrepreneur, host, and author. She previously hosted The Baldwins, a TLC reality series offering a glimpse into her life with husband Alec Baldwin and their seven children. Hilaria is also the author of Manual Not Included, Glowing Up: Recipes to Rock Your Natural Beauty with her daughter Carmen, and The Living Clearly Method. She resides in NYC with Alec and their children.

Jordan Chiles (With Ezra Sosa)

Jordan Chiles is an accomplished gymnast and two-time Olympian. She contributed to Team USA’s silver medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics with a remarkable performance. An advocate for body positivity and mental health, Chiles inspires young athletes worldwide. In 2022, she became one of three Black gymnasts to sweep the podium at the U.S. Gymnastics Championships, and the following year, claimed two NCAA individual titles with UCLA. As a Nike athlete, she returned to elite competition in 2024, playing a key role in leading Team USA to a gold medal at the Paris Olympics.

Baron Davis (With Britt Stewart)

Baron Davis is a two-time NBA All-Star, entrepreneur, investor, and creator of thought-provoking content. He is the founder of several companies, including Sports, Lifestyle in Culture (SLiC), Business Inside the Game (B.I.G.), UWish, and More Than Us, all aiming to combine creative talent with original storytelling for global audiences.

Additionally, Davis has produced acclaimed documentaries such as Crips and Bloods: Made In America, 30 for 30: Sole Man, and The Drew: No Excuse, Just Produce. His production company, No Label, executive produced the Hulu Originals show WTF, Baron Davis, and he directed, wrote, and starred in the upcoming comedy Domino: Battle of the Bones.

Alix Earle (With Val Chmerkovskiy)

Alix Earle is a prominent social media influencer, known for her overwhelming online engagement termed the “Alix Earle [sold out] Effect.” Her rapid growth and ability to connect with diverse audiences stem from her authentic humor and beauty, fashion, and lifestyle advice. Earle has collaborated with brands like poppi and SipMARGS, appeared in significant campaigns, and launched her philanthropic initiative, Serving in Heels. She also hosts the successful vlog-style podcast “Hot Mess.”

Dylan Efron (With Daniella Karagach)

Dylan Efron is a producer, content creator, and outdoor enthusiast, recognized for his impactful presence in digital media and television. In 2025, he won the third season of The Traitors, earning a Critics’ Choice nomination for Male Star of the Year. From California, Efron started behind the scenes on major films such as American Sniper and A Star Is Born. He has since emerged as a creator and media personality, inspiring global audiences with his work.

After serving as co-producer and co-star of Netflix’s Emmy-winning eco-travel series Down to Earth with Zac Efron, which debuted worldwide at No. 1, Dylan continues to craft impactful content focused on sustainability and storytelling. His 2025 documentary The Village That Saved a Fish follows a remote Guyanese village protecting an endangered species, surpassing 1 million views in its first week. He also hosted Flow State, showcasing extreme physical challenges.

Corey Feldman (With Jenna Johnson)

Corey Feldman made his acting debut at the youthful age of 3½ years old in a McDonald’s commercial that notably won a Clio Award and aired for eight consecutive years. By 4, he was consistently filming, and now celebrates 50 years in the entertainment industry. His impressive career encompasses over 100 theatrical films—18 of which reached No. 1 at the box office—more than 100 television appearances, five TV series, 20 U.S. tours with various bands, and multiple Billboard Top 40 hits.

Feldman, recognized as one of the original stars of The Goonies, is commemorating the film’s 40th anniversary by co-producing a docuseries detailing the restoration of the iconic Goonies house, a nostalgic site for fans. His behind-the-scenes work includes producing two documentaries and a Lifetime feature about his life, alongside authoring the bestselling memoir Coreyography.

Danielle Fishel (With Pasha Pashkov)

Danielle Fishel rose to fame for her iconic portrayal of Topanga on the ’90s TGIF classic Boy Meets World. She later reprised this role for Girl Meets World, a reboot on Disney Channel. Since 2017, Fishel has transitioned to directing over 50 episodes of multicamera television, including work on Disney’s Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, Raven’s Home (earning two Emmy nominations), ABC’s Shifting Gears, and NBC’s Lopez vs. Lopez. She also cohosts the beloved iHeart podcast “Pod Meets World” with fellow actors Will Friedle and Rider Strong. Additionally, she offers her clean and affordable hair care line, Be Free by Danielle Fishel, available online and through QVC.

Elaine Hendrix (With Alan Bersten)

An enduring icon, Elaine Hendrix is cherished for memorable roles in Disney’s The Parent Trap, SNL’s “Superstar,” and the cult classic Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion. She captivated audiences as Alexis Carrington in The CW’s Dynasty reboot and frequently collaborates with Denis Leary on projects like FX’s Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll, Universal’s Erase, and the Super Bowl ad “Dogs Playing Poker.”

Her extensive work includes fan-favorite TV shows like Friends, Two and a Half Men, CSI, Criminal Minds, NCIS: Los Angeles, Transparent, celebrated films like Adopt a Highway with Ethan Hawke, and she recently reunited with Lindsay Lohan for a cameo in Disney’s hit Freaky Friday. On stage, she has starred in productions such as Designing Women, Steel Magnolias, and A Streetcar Named Desire, and is currently co-producing the buzzed-about off-Broadway sensation Ginger Twinsies. Additionally, she will headline as Dolly Levi in OFC Creations Theatre Center’s upcoming 2026 production of Hello, Dolly!

Scott Hoying (With Rylee Arnold)

Scott Hoying is a three-time Grammy and Emmy Award winner as a singer, songwriter, producer, and arranger. While studying music at USC, he uncovered a passion for a cappella, leading to the formation of the renowned group Pentatonix. The quintet quickly achieved global fame and has collaborated with artists such as Kelly Clarkson, Dolly Parton, Maren Morris, and Andrea Bocelli. With Pentatonix, Hoying has accumulated three Grammy Awards and sold over 13 million albums, earning a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Robert Irwin (With Witney Carson)

Robert Irwin is fervently dedicated to wildlife conservation and aims to inspire others through his work as a nature photographer and TV presenter. He resides at Australia Zoo with his family, who also operate the nonprofit charity, Wildlife Warriors. Robert delights in daily croc demonstrations at the Crocoseum, where he shares his love and knowledge for his favorite animal, the crocodile.

Lauren Jauregui (With Brandon Armstrong)

Multiplatinum Cuban-American singer-songwriter Lauren Jauregui rose to fame as part of the award-winning group Fifth Harmony, known for their huge arena performances. She has collaborated with artists like Halsey, Steve Aoki, and Ty Dolla $ign. Her 2018 single “Expectations” garnered over 100 million streams, and she contributed to Birds of Prey: The Album.

Jauregui is also passionate about social justice and environmental initiatives, advocating for human rights, women’s and LGBTQ+ rights, and environmental stewardship. Her independent debut album, Prelude, reflects her spirit and authenticity. Her first solo album is anticipated for a 2026 release and promises to be memorable.

Whitney Leavitt (With Mark Ballas)

Whitney Leavitt, acclaimed as the “breakout star” (Vulture) of Hulu’s The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, has garnered over 3.1 million followers on TikTok and Instagram. The 32-year-old mother of three recently finished filming season 2 of her show, which kicked off with 5 million views within just five days of its global release.

Andy Richter (With Emma Slater)

Andy Richter is a well-known actor, comedian, and writer, recognized for his long-standing role as Conan O’Brien’s sidekick on Late Night, The Tonight Show, and CONAN. He hosts the podcast “The Three Questions” and the SiriusXM show “The Andy Richter Call-in Show.” His film credits include Elf and Madagascar, with appearances in series like Andy Richter Controls the Universe, Andy Barker, P.I., and Arrested Development.

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