The ballroom just got a whole lot more dramatic. Reality TV stars Whitney Leavitt and Jen Affleck, best known for their roles on The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, are officially joining Season 34 of Dancing with the Stars and fans can’t wait to see what they’ll bring to the floor.

“Hey guys, it's Whitney and Jen from The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives! We're so excited to be joining Dancing with the Stars this season! Catch #MomTok on the dance floor! We're... I'm coming for that mirror ball!" the duo said in a joint video announcement, giving fans a glimpse of their playful chemistry and competitive spirit.

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Leavitt and Affleck will compete alongside previously announced stars like wildlife conservationist Robert Irwin and social media sensation Alix Earle when the new season kicks off this fall.

But before they don their dancing shoes, the pair will tackle some unfinished business on the highly anticipated Season 2 reunion special of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. Hosted by Bachelor alum Nick Viall, the reunion premieres July 1 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+, and promises explosive moments, never-before-seen footage, and a surprise announcement.

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While fans are pumped about their DWTS debut, many are also hoping cameras will follow their ballroom journey for a future season of Mormon Wives.

“I just know this DWTS drama better make it into Season 3,” one fan said on social media. Others are applauding Affleck's impressive postpartum comeback, as she recently welcomed a new baby. “I mean she’s gonna be how many months postpartum?” a fan wrote with a mix of concern and admiration. Another gushed, “this cast line up so far 🤌🤌chefs kiss.”

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With fan-favorite personalities, potential behind-the-scenes drama, and a serious shot at the Mirrorball Trophy, Leavitt and Affleck’s addition is already shaping up to make Season 34 one of the most talked-about yet.

Dancing with the Stars premieres this fall, airing Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC and streaming the next day on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+.

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