‘Dancing With The Stars’ Cast Rumor: ‘Duck Dynasty’ Star Among DWTS Competitors

The Dancing With The Stars cast will include a Duck Dynasty star, a YouTube sensation and the heart-throb from the 2004 movie Mean Girls, rumors have indicated.

The full DWTS cast will be officially announced on Thursday’s episode of Good Morning America, but the internet is already abuzz with rumors of the competitors.

According to Hollywoodlife.com, YouTube star Bethany Mota will headline the cast as well as Jonathan Bennet, the 33-year-old actor best known as Aaron Samuels in Mean Girls. The cast will also include Sadie Robertson, the 18-year-old daughter of the Duck Dynasty clan.

Also included are designer Betsey Johnson and Back to the Future actress Lea Thompson, the outlet revealed.

“I can confirm that everyone you have told me so far is true and will be on the show. Everyone is really happy for them all, but geeking out over Lea Thompson who will most likely be paired with Mark, Derek or Tony,” the source told HollywoodLife.com.

The celebrity news outlet had already reported that Olympic star Lolo Jones is among the Dancing With The Stars cast as well as General Hospital actor Anthony Sabato Jr.

The celebrity competitors are not the only exciting part of Dancing With The Stars this season. ABC had already announced the return of Julianne Hough, who will be trading in the dance floor for the judge’s table this year.

“I’m so excited to be back with my Dancing with the Stars family again on a regular basis,” Hough said. “I’ve always aspired to be an all-around entertainer, whether I’m acting, dancing or singing, and I’m thrilled for this opportunity that will allow me to continue all of those pursuits. Derek and I just finished our Move Live on Tour, which reminded me how much I miss the interaction with the dance fans that have been so supportive of me in my career. I am warming up the paddles and the sass, and I’m ready to have fun in this new role.”

The full Dancing With The Stars cast will be revealed on Good Morning America on Thursday, September 4.