'Dancing With The Stars' 2015 season 20 cast: Pro dancers to be announced soon - Chris Soules, Ross Lynch, Robert F. Kennedy Jr and Roseanne Barr to join?

When "Dancing With The Stars" returns this March for its much coveted 20th season, fans can expect a grand series of shows ahead. Season 20 marks the 10th anniversary of the competition and ABC is gearing up to get the best cast on board. 

Rumor has it that Bachelor Chris Soules will be making his way to the dance floor. Ross Lynch was said to be invited over as well. 

In social media, the name of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. started making the rounds when his daughter posted on her Instagram account that he was invited to join the show. He was actually asking for her daughter's advice. 

Another name that popped up is Roseanne Barr. In her case, she was the one who revealed it on a tweet that goes, "I am thinking about being on dancing with the stars – bc im a great dancer and i am getting old – who knows how long I can still do a backbend?" 

Right now, these are all rumors and there has been no official announcement or confirmation regarding the new cast that will be joining season 20.

But Wet Paint just reported that a possible announcement will be made on "Good Morning America" come Feb. 11. This event is to reveal the roster of pro dancers joining in the new season. Although the announcement seems to be early, this is the same thing they did in season 19. 

Louis van Amstel is a professional dancer whom "DWTS" fans adore. While he didn't say that he will be back, he did tease his followers over at Twitter. 

"One more week before @abc @DancingABC announces the pro dancers for season 20 #dwts #exciting," he tweeted.

As for the dancers who are confirmed to be leaving, People reported that Derek Hough and Cheryl Burke will not return for season 20.

"Dancing With The Stars" season 20 premieres on March 20 on ABC.

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