Caitlyn Jenner - who is rumored to be part of "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21 -- is dancing with her family for now. Does this provide clues that she can dance for the next season of the show?
Now that "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21 producers Rob Wade and Deena Katz reportedly said they are almost finished with the cast line-up for the upcoming season, the rumored participation of Caitlyn Jenner is getting stronger than ever.
In the report on the International Business Times, Deena Katz said she "would love" Caitlyn Jenner on "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21.
However, a former winner of "Dancing With The Stars" reportedly said Season 21 will not see Caitlyn Jenner competing and dancing on stage.
Former champion Alfonso Ribeiro, who is included in the insider loop on the casting line-up for "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21, said in the report on E! News that Caitlyn Jenner's participation is not happening.
"I don't think that's going to happen," he told E! News, even noting that he has "heard" Caitlyn saying she is "not going to do it."
The cast for "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21 is reportedly going to be announced on Good Morning America early this September and producer Rob Wade said there are going to be surprises in the upcoming season.
"There's going to be some surprises! We don't do surprises to mess with people," he said in the report on Fashion and Style. "America's Choice might be coming back in some way. All these things just give the couples a different challenge and I think it's important to do that."
Caitlyn Jenner shows off dance skills
Caitlyn Jenner is recently reported to show some dancing skills on his daughter's birthday bash last week, Hollywood Life exclusively reported.
In the report, 65-year-old Caitlyn Jenner - who is rumored to be part of "Dancing With The Stars" Season 21 - danced to the tune of Silento's "Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)" on her daughter's party.
"Kylie had the best birthday party ever, and has her dad to thank for making it so fun," the report said."
An insider added, "Everyone was in great spirits, happy and just full of life."
