Dancing With The Stars confirms celebrity lineup as a Baldwin, Zac Efron’s brother and a Boy Meets World star are named

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The celebrity cast of Dancing With The Stars was announced on Wednesday morning.

Several of the names have been rumored for weeks and look very familiar.

In a few short weeks, Hilaria Baldwin, wife of Alec Baldwin, will grace the ballroom dancefloor in Los Angeles, showcasing her Cha Cha skills. For weeks now, she’s been honing her steps alongside Alec, sharing glimpses of their practice sessions on Instagram.

Additionally, you’ll find Corey Feldman, known for The Lost Boys, and Dylan Efron, Zac Efron’s sibling, on the roster. Dylan is poised to enhance his recognition further with his upcoming roles.

Then there is Boy Meets World actress Danielle Fishel, who was also on Girl Meets World. 

The live premiere of Dancing with the Stars’ thirty-fourth season airs on September 16, both on ABC and Disney+. The following day, you can also find it on Hulu.

Additionally, Jordan Chiles, Baron Davis, Elaine Hendrix, Scott Hoying, Lauren Jauregui, and Andy Richter are also competing for the Mirrorball Trophy.

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve joined an esteemed group of individuals who have already been announced for this exciting event: Alix Earle, Robert Irwin, Whitney Leavitt, and Jen Affleck. We can’t wait to share our insights and expertise!

Baldwin is an entrepreneur, host and author. 

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I proudly take the reins as the Host of The Baldwins, a captivating reality show on TLC that delves into the day-to-day lives behind the glamour with my husband Alec and our brood of seven incredible children. Beyond my TV persona, I am also an author, penning books such as Manual Not Included; Glowing Up: Recipes to Embrace Your Natural Radiance, a collaborative effort with my daughter Carmen; and The Living Clearly Method. In the heart of New York City, I nestle in blissful harmony with Alec and our lively clan.

Feldman embarked on his acting journey as early as age 3½, landing a part in a McDonald’s advertisement that eventually won a Clio Award and ran for eight years straight. By the tender age of 4, he was already a regular on film sets. Now, with a span of 50 years behind him, Feldman is joyfully marking his milestone in entertainment.

With more than 100 films under his belt, 18 of which were box office number ones, as well as over 100 television appearances, five TV series, 20 tours across the U.S. with different bands, three Billboard Top 40 hits, numerous viral videos, and a groundbreaking performance on the ‘Today Show’ that broke records for views – Feldman’s artistic impact keeps growing and changing.

One of the original stars from ‘The Goonies,’ Feldman, is joining in on the 40th anniversary celebration by teaming up as a co-producer for a new documentary series. This series will trace the process of renovating the famous Goonies house, a beloved symbol of nostalgia for fans of all ages.

In front of the scenes, Feldman has created two documentaries and a feature film about his life for the Lifetime network. Additionally, he is the renowned author of the New York Times’ top-selling autobiography titled ‘Coreyography.’

Fishel gained significant recognition for her memorable portrayal of Topanga in the popular 90s TV series ‘Boy Meets World’, which was a regular feature on TGIF. Later, she returned to the character for ‘Girl Meets World’, a modern adaptation aimed at millennials, which spanned over three seasons on Disney Channel.

From 2017 onwards, Fishel has switched roles, focusing more on directing TV shows such as ‘Wizards Beyond Waverly Place’ on Disney Channel, ‘Raven’s Home’, ‘Shifting Gears’ on ABC, and ‘Lopez vs. Lopez’ on NBC. She’s also a co-host for the popular iHeart podcast ‘Pod Meets World’, teaming up with her good friends and former castmates Will Friedle and Rider Strong.

Beyond my admiration for her acting prowess, I’m equally smitten with Danielle Fishel’s commitment to creating a budget-friendly and eco-conscious hair care range, Be Free by Danielle Fishel. It’s not just a product line for me; it’s a lifestyle I embrace, accessible via online platforms and the ever-popular QVC.

Davis is a two-time NBA All-Star, an entrepreneur who has founded several businesses such as Sports, Lifestyle in Culture (SLiC), Business Inside the Game (B.I.G.), UWish, and More Than Us. These companies focus on merging creative talent with original publication and production to create enlightening and inspiring content for worldwide audiences of all ages. Additionally, Davis is an investor and producer of thought-provoking digital platforms.

In addition to his roles, Davis also functioned as a producer for numerous critically acclaimed documentaries such as ‘Crips and Bloods: Made In America,’ ’30 for 30: Sole Man,’ and ‘The Drew: No Excuse, Just Produce.’ Using his production company, No Label, he served as the executive producer for the Hulu Original series ‘WTF, Baron Davis.’ Furthermore, he is set to direct, write, and star in the upcoming comedy film titled ‘Domino: Battle of the Bones.’

Efron, recognized as a digital media and TV star, combines roles as a producer and content creator with a passion for outdoor activities. In 2025, he clinched the title in the third season of ‘The Traitors’, earning a Critics’ Choice nomination for Best Male Performer due to his genuine portrayal and strategic gameplay.

Hailing originally from California, Efron first made his mark in Hollywood working off-camera on prominent productions such as ‘American Sniper’ and ‘A Star Is Born.’ Later, he transitioned into the limelight, establishing himself as a creative force, an athlete, and a media figure whose impact resonates with audiences worldwide.

Following the global acclaim he received as a co-producer and actor in the Emmy Award-winning eco-travel series ‘Down to Earth with Zac Efron,’ which debuted at the top position worldwide, Dylan now creates engaging digital content that reflects his enthusiasm for sustainability, adventure, and immersive storytelling.

Lately, he unveiled the 2025 documentary titled “The Village That Saved a Fish,” detailing a secluded Guyanese village’s efforts to safeguard an endangered species. In its debut week alone, the film garnered over 1 million views. Additionally, he has been hosting ‘Flow State,’ a series chronicling intense physical feats and exhilarating narrative-telling.

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2025-09-03 16:04