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Dancing with the Stars rejuvenates Swifties by announcing first-ever Taylor Swift Night
Dancing with the Stars Season 32, which began airing in September, announced a Taylor Swift-themed night, that is going to air this month. Another surprise is guest judge for the day, Mandy Moore.
Nov 06, 2023
Dancing with the Stars to have first Swift-themed celebratory episode
It seems Christmas has arrived early for Taylor Swift fans. What with her Eras Tour, its documentary film hall-release, and the recent release of her re-recorded 1989 (Taylor’s Version), the superstar has not only hit the ‘becoming a billionaire’ box off her list, but she has also delighted and elated her fans thoroughly.
However, before that energy could falter, BBC’s Dancing with the Stars announced a Taylor Swift Night on November 21. On November 6, they revealed that there will be a special feature of “A Celebration of Taylor Swift” towards the end of this month.
The first-time special episode will feature the last standing six couples strut and twirl to the tunes of Taylor Swift. The specific choices of songs and genres are to be revealed at a later date, confirmed ABC. But there is another surprise, DWTS’ long time and Swift’s Eras Tour choreographer, Mandy Moore is to offer her views as guest judge on the show.
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Also, this episode will allow US viewers to cast their votes during the live stimulcast. A combination of the votes and judge’s scores will finalize the score of the participants and determine their fate. The current season is being hosted by Julianne Hough and Alfonso Ribeiro, while the judges include old-timers Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough, and Bruno Tonioli. But the season was missing judge Len Goodman, who passed away in April from bone cancer.
Last month, in an interview with Billboard, dancer Peta Murgatroyd, who is currently paired with actor Barry Williams on the season, accidentally let slip info about an imminent Taylor Swift celebration on the show. Dancing with the Stars streams live on Disney+, and the day after on Hulu.
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