“Let’s Dance” 2023 on RTL: All Nominees and Professional Dancers
Starting February 17, 14 celebrities will dance again to claim the title of “Dancing Star” on “Let’s Dance.” Here is an overview of all the nominees and professional dancers for the 16th season.
Cologne – GNTM Award Winner, Star Chef, Former Bachelorette, YouTube Icon – The list of celebrities RTL will be competing in ‘Let’s Dance’ from February 17 is as diverse as it is notable. Our overview shows the celebrities and professional dancers who will take to the dance floor in the 16th season of the entertainment show.
Address display | Let’s dance |
release years | 2006-2007, since 2010 |
first broadcast | April 3, 2006 on RTL |
moderation | Daniel Hartwich and Victoria Swarovski |
Power point | Strictly Come Dancing (BBC One, UK) |
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She involuntarily (and indirectly) made headlines early on: Anna Ermakova, 22, exiting Boris Becker’s 55 “broom affair,” wants to get rid of the poster that was assigned to her due to the circumstances of her conception. The young woman has already gained experience as a model. Now she takes part in “Let’s Dance” – perhaps also to improve her rudimentary knowledge of German. The 22-year-old spent her youth in London.
Chrisanthe Cavazzi (34) has been part of the permanent cast of “Gute Zeiten, Schlechte Zeiten” (as Laura Weber or Laura Lehmann) since 2017, but he has also acted in films (“Men’s Day”, 2016). In 2018, she married fellow actor Tom Beck (44). Her husband can now keep his fingers crossed on “Let’s Dance.”
Despite her young age, Julia Beautyx (23 years old) has already made a name for herself in the entertainment sector: while still in school, she started a YouTube channel (2,350,000+ subscribers), which mainly deals with style topics. life. Now she is also active as an actress and singer.
Sali Ozcan, 34, has also made a name for herself thanks to YouTube, which primarily posted cooking and baking instructions from 2012, but then also turned to home and parenting advice. Her channel “Sallys Welt” (formerly “Sallys Tortenwelt”) has over 2 million subscribers. In addition, the qualified teacher has published several books.
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Ali Gungurmus (46), born in Tunceli (Turkey) in eastern Anatolia, is a true heavyweight in the German culinary world. Not only does the star chef run several restaurants, but he has also appeared in a number of cooking shows (including “Die Küchenschlacht”, “Grill den Henssler” and “Kitchen Impossible”). On “Let’s Dance” he now swings the dance leg instead of the wooden spoon.
Moroccan-German comedian Abdelkarim, 41, should bring plenty of momentum to Let’s Dance. The award-winning cabaret artist (including winner of the “NDR Comedy Contest”, the Bavarian Cabaret Award) regularly delivers top entertainment with cheeky sayings and well-thought-out punch lines in formats like “The Hot Show” and “Die Anstalt” or the Amazon hit “LOL: Last”. One Laughing”.
Artistic gymnast Philip Bowie, 35, has already competed in world and European championships, and now the Brandenburg native is looking for his next Let’s Dance challenge. He was already able to gain experience in the world of dance in 2016 with “Dance Dance Dance” (also RTL). In his native Brandenburg, he was awarded Sportsman of the Year in 2010 and 2011.
As a professional handball player, Michael “Mimi” Krause (39 years old, including HSV Hamburg and Frisch Auf Göppingen) has a number of sporting successes: in 2013 he won the EHF Champions League with HSV Hamburg, and previously won gold with the German national team in the Championship World Handball in 2007. He ended his active career in September 2020. He found happiness in particular alongside YouTuber Isabel “Bella” Kraus – and thanks to Let’s Dance, he may soon be able to wow his loved ones with his dancing skills.
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For Alex Maria Peter (25), the path to “Germany’s next top model” has definitely paid off: in 2021, the woman from Cologne won the 16th season of the ProSieben show, thus laying the foundation for her modeling career (for for Swarovski and Steve Madden, among others in Europe). Will she get her next TV win for “Let’s Dance”?
Natalia Yegorova (48; formerly Klitschko) is a busy woman: The singer and activist, who married Vitali Klitschko in 1996 but has since filed for divorce, has been fighting for her homeland since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Your participation in “Let’s Dance” came as a surprise to many RTL fans.
From 2018 to 2021, Sharon Batiste (age 31) was part of the daily soap “Cologne 50667”. A year after saying goodbye to the series, she was allowed to appear on RTL in “The Bachelorette”. The daughter of a German and Jamaican native is sure to delight the Let’s Dance audience once again with her infectious smile – and maybe dance her way into the hearts of the jury?
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Psychologist and author Timon Krause (28) regularly amazes his audience with crazy tricks. The 28-year-old, who learned his skills in New Zealand, has already received important awards for his skills (including Dutch Champion Mental Magic 2014/2015). From February 17th, he must work magic on the dance floor.
Younes Zarou (25 years old) has records on TikTok – he has two accounts at the same time: an international one (about 47 million followers) and a German-speaking one (about 3.5 million followers). The internet star, born in Frankfurt am Main, regularly has up to 100 million views with his videos. The 25-year-old is now conquering the television screen in the show ‘Let’s Dance’.
Jens “Knossi” Knossalla (36 years old) has become an indispensable part of the German-speaking world of YouTube (recently “7 vs. Wild”): the artist has been providing the best entertainment with live broadcasts for years and has also gained a lot of experience in the world of television (eg , “Late Night Berlin” and “Who Knew That?”). The 36-year-old is also active as a party singer. In “Let’s Dance,” he’ll keep his dance partner and the jury on their toes as a clown.
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- Christina Aviation (32, from Thun).
- Ekaterina Leonova (35 years old, from Munich)
- Isabel Edwardson (40 years old, from Hamburg)
- Katherine Menzinger (34 years old, from Vienna)
- Maria Maxina (25, from Cologne)
- Patricia Ionel (28 years old, from Hamburg)
- Renata Lusin (35 years old, from Dusseldorf).
“Let’s Dance” 2023: These professional dancers take part in the 16th season
- Alexandru Ionel (28 years old, from Hamburg)
- Andrey Sebes (35 years old, from Stuttgart)
- Christian Polank (44, for Ingolstadt)
- Massimo Senato (42 years old, from Mannheim).
- Vadim Garbuzov (35 years old, from Vienna)
- Valentine Lusin (35 years old, from Dusseldorf).
- Zsolt Sandor Cseke (35 years old, from Bremen)
The couples, who is dancing with whom, will be announced as usual in the pre-show on “Let’s Dance” (February 17, 8:15pm on RTL). Then it’s time to train, train, train! Accordingly, the 14 celebrities are going to have a nerve-wracking week. Sources used: rtl.de, instagram.com/letsdance
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