After twizzling their way to a gold medal at the Winter Olympics, ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White will now compete against each other on Dancing With the Stars.
ABC revealed the cast for season 18 of the dancing competition on Tuesday, and it includes an eclectic bunch of celebrities from the worlds of sports, television and music.
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Aside from infusing DWTS with Davis and White, the new season will also incorporate a twist called "The Switch Up," which will allow viewers to vote to mix up the dance partners.
Hosts Tom Bergeron and Erin Andrews unveiled the contenders on Good Morning America. Season 18 debuts March 17 with a two-hour premiere.
Sean Avery: Former NFL player
Candace Cameron Bure: Full House actress and New York Times bestselling author
Drew Carey: Host of Whose Line Is It Anyway? and The Price Is Right
Meryl Davis: Winter Olympics gold medalist in ice dancing with Charlie White
NeNe Leakes: Star of Bravo's Real Housewives of Atlanta
James Maslow: Pop star in the group Big Time Rush
Danica McKellar: Actress in The Wonder Years and The West Wing
Diana Nyad: Swimmer who completed a 110-mile swim from Cuba to Key West
Amy Purdy: Double amputee snowboarding champion
Cody Simpson: Australian pop singer
Charlie White: Winter Olympics gold medalist in ice dancing with Meryl Davis
Billy Dee Williams: Actor in The Empire Strikes Back and The Return of the Jedi
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