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22 February 2025

Let's Dance Returns With Trusted Jury And Hosts

The beloved dance competition premieres February 21, 2025, on RTL with familiar faces and new contestants.

On February 21, 2025, fans of the hit dance show 'Let's Dance' will be thrilled to witness the return of their beloved series for another exciting season on RTL. Audiences can expect to see the same trusted jury members Motsi Mabuse, Joachim Llambi, and Jorge González, as well as the familiar hosts Victoria Swarovski and Daniel Hartwich, guiding viewers through the dancing spectacle.

The jury trio, well-known for their dynamic chemistry and professional critiques, will evaluate the performances of 14 celebrity contestants, who will undergo rigorous training alongside their professional dance partners. The show's established format continues to draw viewers, with each celebrity hoping to claim the coveted title of 'Dancing Star.'

Jury member Motsi Mabuse brings her rich experience as both a former professional dancer and esteemed judge. Originally hailing from South Africa, she moved to Germany at the age of 18, where she now runs a dance school with her husband, Evgenij Voznyuk, in Eschborn. Motsi, who joined the 'Let's Dance' jury back in 2011, is also known for her participation as a contestant earlier on and regularly appears on various television programs.

Next up is Joachim Llambi, who is particularly recognized for his stringent scoring and frank feedback. A former tournament dancer himself, Joachim has been part of the jury since 2006 and has gained prominence not just as a judge but also as a commentator and presenter across several TV formats, including 'Das Traumschiff'.

Completing the jury is Jorge González, who brings his flair and charisma to the panel. Originally from Cuba, Jorge moved to Germany where his career as a choreographer and stylist flourished. Since joining the 'Let's Dance' jury in 2013, he has become synonymous with the show, captivating audiences with his vibrant personality and profession.

Returning to host the show are Victoria Swarovski and Daniel Hartwich. Victoria, who took over from Sylvie Meis as the host since 2018, is also known for her successful career as both a singer and TV presenter. Victoria, part of the renowned Swarovski family, previously won the 'Dancing Star' title herself and is now feverishly engaged each season to showcase her hosting talents.

On the other hand, Daniel Hartwich has been the voice of 'Let's Dance' since 2010, steering the audience through the various segments. Known for his charisma, he has also lent his hosting skills to various other formats besides 'Let's Dance', making him one of the most recognizable faces on German television.

But it’s not only the jury and hosts making headlines. The celebrity contestants this season include popular names like comedian Osan Yaran, influencer Paola Maria, and entertainer Marc Eggers, all of whom have undergone extensive training to prepare for their live performances. Fans can anticipate dramatic transformations and heartfelt displays as they perform week after week.

Recently, the show teetered on the edge of juicy gossip when Marc Eggers was humorously introduced to the backdrop of music by Tokyo Hotel, hinting at his past romantic connection with Bill Kaulitz. Viewers picked up on the playful jab and expressed their amusement online, igniting some good-natured buzz surrounding this season.

All the excitement builds as 'Let's Dance' promises to stay true to its engaging, glittering formula, drawing on the talents of its hallmark jury and hosting duo. Viewers can anticipate elaborate dance numbers, entertaining backstage dramas, and the heartening journeys of dancing celebrities as they vie for supremacy on the dance floor. It's shaping up to be another memorable season fans will not want to miss.

With the anticipation at fever pitch, the question remains: who will outshine the rest to become the next 'Dancing Star'? The upcoming season, set to showcase fresh talent and renewed passion, proves the show's enduring appeal.