Fresh from her stint at The BacheloretteJenn Tran is moving to another ABC reality series with the upcoming season of Dancing with the stars.

In the footsteps of various Bachelor And Bachelorette stars in front of her, Tran will push the drama of her unhappy life aside Bachelorette Season 21 ends behind her as she trades her search for love for the dance floor on September 17.

On September 3rd during the live After the last rose finale, Tran revealed that she and her winner, Devin Strader, had broken up in the short two months between the taping of her finale and the live special. Her heartbreak also came after the groundbreaking Bachelorette, who was the first Asian American lead, became the first female lead ever to propose. (Strader said yes, and then proposed to her himself in the pre-taped finale.)

And Tran isn’t the only Bachelor Nation alumnus hitting the dance floor this season — as the most recent Bachelor star Joey Graziadei, who led season 28, will also dance on DWTS season 33.

Dwight Howard, Tori Spelling, Eric Roberts, Super Bowl champion Danny Amendola, actor Chandler Kinney, Olympic rugby player Ilona Maher, model Brooks Nader, Bravo star Phaedra Parks, actor Reginald VelJohnson and Olympic gymnast Stephen Nedoroscik round out the cast for the upcoming season of ABC’s reality dance competition.

And among the household names is Anna Delvey (real name Anna Sorokin), the convicted fraudster whose adventures were dramatized for Netflix’s Inventing Annain which Julia Garner Delvey played the title role. During her house arrest in 2023, Delvey spoke about her interest in reality TV while shopping around for an unscripted series that would see her host dinner parties at her home.

The cast and their pros were announced on Good morning America Wednesday morning.

The pairs will be judged by a panel of renowned ballroom experts including Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli and Derek Hough. Hosted by Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough, DWTS will be available to watch on ABC and Disney+ starting Tuesday, September 17, and will be available to stream on Hulu the following day.

Dancing with the stars is produced by BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions.