Dancing With The Stars on Channel 7 and 7plus S22E1 – Our first group of Dancing Stars enter the Ballroom determined to win the coveted Mirror Ball Trophy.
Dancing With The Stars on Channel 7 and 7plus – Sunday 15 June at 7.00pm
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Dancing With The Stars on Channel 7 and 7plus S22E1Dancing With The Stars on Channel 7 and 7plus S22E1
About the Show
Dancing With The Stars on Channel 7 premieres 15 June – Stars shine bright. The ultimate dancefloor battle kicks off 15 June.
Get ready to shine, shimmer, and salsa! Dancing With The Stars is back, lighting up the screen with glitzy spray tans, sparkling sequins, and the electrifying energy of the ballroom when the new season premieres Sunday, 15 June on Seven and 7plus.
Twelve brand-new celebrities are trading their day jobs for the dance floor in the ultimate fish out of water experience.
The below media kit has all the details ahead of the season premiere, including Q&As with the celebrities revealing who feels most at home on the dance floor and which star is the ultimate dancing threat.
Hosted by Sonia Kruger and Dr Chris Brown, this season promises glitz, glamour, and show-stopping routines as the stars put their best foot forward, all in support of the star’s chosen charities.
After weeks of intense rehearsals, they’ll step into the spotlight to impress the all-star judging panel: Craig Revel Horwood, Helen Richey, Sharna Burgess, and Mark Wilson.
Who will Australia decide deserves the Mirror Ball Trophy in 2025? Let the battle for ballroom glory begin!
The Dancing With The Stars 2025 line-up:
· Brittany Hockley – Radio and podcast host
· Felicity Ward – Comedian
· Harry Garside – Olympic boxer
· Karina Carvalho – 7NEWS presenter
· Kyle Shilling – Home and Away actor
· Mia Fevola – Brand influencer and model
· Michael Usher – 7NEWS presenter
· Osher Günsberg – TV host and podcaster
· Rebecca Gibney – Actor
· Shaun Micallef – TV comic
· Susie O’Neill – Olympic legend
· Trent Cotchin – AFL champion
Dancing With The Stars is produced by BBC Studios Australia and New Zealand from a format created by the BBC and distributed by BBC Studios.
