Strictly Come Dancing legend Len Goodman has been replaced on the judging panel of Dancing With The Stars in America this year.
This is due to travel restrictions that make it harder to travel to America from the UK, where Len lives.
Instead, his spot will be filled by professional dancer Derek Hough who has won the show a whopping six times with different celebrity partners.
However, Len, 76, promised he would be involved "in some capacity" with the show, which has signed up Tiger King's Carole Baskin, Sellling Sunset star Chrishell Stause and Catfish star Nev Shulman.
Derek, whose sister Julianne has also won and judged several series, said: "This show has been and will always be incredibly special to me.
"Coming back feels like coming home, and I couldn’t be more excited to be back in the ballroom."
You can read the full line up for Dancing With The Stars 2020 here.
Meanwhile, Strictly judge Bruno Tonioli has similarly been forced to drop out of the upcoming series because he lives in the states.
However, he will be on a video call on the Sunday results shows and will then make a big return at the end of the series.
Sources say it is hoped he could be back for around four episodes of the series, but worse case he may just make the semi finals and the final, depending on the qurantine rules later in the year.
Bruno said: “I absolutely adore being part of Strictly and can't wait to see what incredible dancing this year has in store!
"Lockdown has resulted in me being in LA for the foreseeable, but I'm excited to be involved as much as I possibly can. There was no cha-cha-chance I'd miss out!”
Bosses have decided not to replace Bruno, as if the situation changes he may be able to return earlier and also he can play some part from the US.
