To cash in on the growing interest in the dancers, Dancing with the Stars is growing the franchise with a new spinoff, Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro, it was reported by Variety.
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With the prize being a spot as a pro dancer on the next season of DWTS, it is likely that the spinoff will air this summer so they can join the cast of DWTS next fall.
How will I be able to watch Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro?
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Variety reports that Season 24 DWTS winner Robert Irwin is in talks to host the series.
Who will judge Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro?
Mark Ballas, Shirley BallasPhoto by Jerod Harris/Getty Images
In addition to both Mark and Shirley, a third judge, possibly a rotating judge, would be added to round out the panel.
How long has Dancing with the Stars been on TV?
Dancing with the Stars premiered June 1, 2005, recently celebrating its 20th anniversary!
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