DWTS pro teases Season 35 return amid ousting | TV Shows

One fan favourite pro seems to be hinting they are going to be back for Season 35 of Dancing With the Stars, despite rumors she was on the chopping block if she didn’t step issues up.

The well-liked dance competitors collection is formally returning to ABC with the new season on September 15, and followers are keen to determine who the celebrities and pro dancers competing might be this yr.

Now, following the announcement of an sudden twist at the show’s premiere, one of the show’s execs has followers pondering she is confirming she is back.

Taking to Instagram, Rylee Arnold, 21, appeared to recommend she was making a return for her fourth season of competitors.

In a reel, she shared that she and her boyfriend, Brigham Young University soccer participant Walker Lyons, had been about to go long distance after spending the summer season together.

“Date night to celebrate starting long distance again,” she wrote above the video, while captioning the post, “I’m so very grateful for him and for what these next few months look like for us both.”

Fans in the feedback shortly speculated that she was low-key hinting she was headed back to Los Angeles for the start of DWTS rehearsals, confirming her return as a pro.

“I feel like some of the pros are giving hints for the new dwts season haha,” one DWTS fan speculated in the feedback.

“Really shocked pros are even allowed to say anything this early on. Normally they should be keeping this a secret so no one finds out until closer to the show,” another said. “Hope this means you’re a pro,” a third added.

“I’m picking up on the ‘next few months’ part of the caption and connecting it to you being back as a pro,” a fourth shared.

Riley has not explicitly confirmed her return.

If she is back, it might be after she was reportedly on the chopping block during Season 34, as execs allegedly warned both her and new pro Jan Ravnik that they needed to step issues up.

Sources told the U.S. Sun at the time that she was doubtlessly going to be cut because she needed to “make her partners learn technique,” as they often still made errors late into their runs on the show.

Her historical past on the show has seen her place sixth with Harry Jowsey, fourth with Steohen Nedoroscik, and tenth with Scott Hoying.

She has also confronted fan criticism of her choreography at occasions.

One major critique got here during her Disney Night routine her first season, where she and Jowsey danced a Quickstep to You’ve Got a Friend in Me from Toy Story.

Eagle-eyed followers seen it was very comparable to a routine her older sister, Season 25 winner Lindsay Arnold, did with Sean Spicer during Season 28.

Dancing With the Stars returns to ABC on Tuesday, September 15.