Dancing with the stars season 21 will have new sets of celebrities in the line-up. As of this time, there are already names that were dropped in the new season of the popular ABC reality TV series. Some of the famous names that have been mentioned are Donald Trump, "The Bachelorette's" Kaitlyn Bristowe and "Pretty Little Liars" star Shay Mitchell.
There was also a Live Journal post regarding the new lined-up. According to the article, the "I Am Cait" star, Caitlyn Jenner, has been invited to be a part of the show. However, Cait turned down the offer. It was not only Cait who brushoff in participating the dance series but also the NBA superstar Anthony Davis. The New Orleans Pelicans player said that he didn't want to be embarrassed on television.
U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump was also not spared when it came down to the possible participants in Dancing with the Stars season 21. The Apprentice reality star said around five years ago that he has confidence in his dancing abilities. However, the ABC network and even the series' showrunners have not released any comments regarding Trump's involvement in the new season of the series.
Despite this, there have been hints before that some producers of the show are interested in having Trump on the show. On the other hand, Kaitlyn Bristowe of the Bachelorette revealed her enthusiasm to join the show during her Live with Regis and Kelly interview. However, Bristowe's involvement in the show still remains a rumor.
Meanwhile, the Pretty Little Liars star Shay Mitchell expressed last July her interest in becoming a part of the show. According to the Examiner, she even stated how she would like to be partnered up with mirror ball champion Valentin Chmerkovskiy. However, whether or not she would actually become a part of "Dancing with the Stars season 21" is still a rumor.
Casting spoilers for Dancing with the Stars season 21 will officially be released this September. Meanwhile, no further information has been announced regarding this season's celebrity lineup.
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