"Vanderpump Rules" star Ariana Madix has joined the cast of "Dancing with the Stars" season 32.
Madix and "DWTS" judge Derek Hough announced the news Friday on "Good Morning America."
The actress and reality star is the first celebrity revealed for the upcoming season, which will air this fall.
There's just something about her!#PumpRules star Ariana Madix is heading to @officialdwts this fall and we can't wait to see her moves on the dance floor! #DWTShttps://t.co/ecgELRW4LC pic.twitter.com/l8CNyid9eY
— Good Morning America (@GMA) July 7, 2023
Fans will have to wait a little while before learning who will compete alongside Madix on the upcoming season of "DWTS," as the full cast will be revealed Sept. 13 on "GMA."
MORE: Who won 'Dancing with the Stars'? Full list of former 'DWTS' winnersMadix first joined "Vanderpump Rules" in season 2 and has been a main cast member since season 3.
During the 10th season of "Vanderpump Rules," which aired earlier this year, Madix found herself at the center of the biggest scandal to rock the show, as it was revealed that her boyfriend of nine years, Tom Sandoval, cheated on her with fellow cast member Raquel Leviss.
The fallout of this affair was instantly dubbed "Scandoval," and Madix -- already a fan-favorite -- won the hearts of viewers all across America. The drama culminated in a heated three-part reunion.
As an actress, Madix got her start in CollegeHumor videos and has appeared on sitcoms like "Dads," "Anger Management" and "The Other Two." She has also starred in rapper Yung Gravy's "oops!" music video and is set to star in the upcoming Lifetime movie "Buying Back My Daughter."
MORE: 'Dancing with the Stars' to simulcast across both ABC and Disney+ for season 32Together with Sandoval, Madix co-authored a cocktail book titled "Fancy AF Cocktails: Drink Recipes from a Couple of Professional Drinkers" in 2019 and is launching a sandwich shop with "Vanderpump Rules" co-star Katie Maloney.
"Dancing with the Stars" will air this fall on ABC and Disney+, and will stream the next day on Hulu.
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