'Dancing with the Stars' just revealed its celebrity-pro partners. Here are all the pairs hitting the ballroom floor on season 30.

Lee, an Olympic gymnast, announced on Twitter on August 26 that she'd be joining the cast of season 30 of "DWTS."

Lee won a gold medal in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics for an all-around individual event. She also brought home a silver and bronze medal each in the all-around team event and uneven bars competition respectively.

Her dancing partner better have some impressive tricks up his sleeves as Lee puts her gold medal aside and sets her sights on the mirrorball.

Farber has competed on eight previous seasons of "Dancing with the Stars." Some of his past partners include Nicole "Snooki" LaValle (née Polizzi), figure skaters Mary Lou Retton and Tonya Harding, and "One Day at a Time" star Justina Machado.

On season 24, his partner was Lee's teammate at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Simone Biles. When Biles withdrew from most of her events for health reasons, Farber supported her in a statement to Entertainment Tonight. "I feel so much love for her," he said. "The pressure must be out of this world. Not only that, she's literally holding all of America on her shoulders."

Despite being paired with many talented stars in the past, Farber hasn't ever won the mirrorball; his highest placement so far on "Dancing with the Stars" is third place. He's married to fellow pro, Emma Slater.

TV personality Kloots, the wife of the late Broadway performer Nick Cordero, became a full-time host on the CBS show "The Talk" in January.

More recently, Kloots co-authored and published a memoir in June with her sister, Anna, titled "Live Your Life: My Story of Loving and Losing Nick Cordero."

Bersten's upbeat energy is a great match for his partner, Kloots.

He won "Dancing with the Stars" season 28 when he was partnered with "The Bachelorette" star Hannah Brown. His other previous partners include Alexis Ren, Mirai Nagasu, and Debbie Gibson.

Siwa also announced on August 26 that she'd be appearing on the upcoming season of "DWTS."

A day later, executive producer Andrew Llinares said during a Television Critics Association panel that the "Dance Moms" star would be the first celebrity to compete on the show with a same-sex dancing partner.

Siwa revealed to E! ahead of the season that she would be paired with "DWTS" pro Jenna Johnson, Entertainment Tonight reported on September 2.

Siwa is making history on "Dancing with the Stars" with Johnson. Season 30 will be Johnson's sixth season as a pro, but she's already a mirrorball champion. She won season 26 with figure skater Adam Rippon.

Johnson married fellow dancing pro Val Chmerkovskiy in 2019.

James is best known for being the star of season 25 of "The Bachelor." He was the first Black lead of the show.

Arnold is returning to "Dancing with the Stars" season 30 after taking season 29 off to welcome her baby Sage Jill into the world. Sage is Arnold's first child with husband Samuel Lightner Cusick, whom she married in 2015.

James fits right in with Arnold's eclectic group of previous partners which includes Victor Ortiz, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and Sean Spicer. She won season 25 of "DWTS" with former Disney star Jordan Fisher.

Olivia Jade, the daughter of actress Lori Loughlin and designer Massimo Giannulli, made headlines in 2019 when her parents were charged in connection with paying Rick Singer $500,000 to get Olivia Jade and her older sister, Isabella, into the University of Southern California. Prior to that, Olivia Jade was a popular YouTuber with a brand partnership with Sephora.

Massimo Giannulli served a five-month sentence in prison starting November 2020, while Loughlin was released from prison in December 2020 after serving a two-month sentence.

Olivia Jade might be a serious contender to win "Dancing with the Stars" with her partner Val Chmerkovskiy. Chmerkovskiy has won the competition two times: first in season 20 with actor Rumer Willis and then again in season 23 with gymnast Laurie Hernandez.

Season 30 is Chmerkovskiy's 17th on "Dancing with the Stars." His brother, fellow dancer Maksim Chmerkovskiy, is a former cast member on the show. Chmerkovskiy will be competing against his wife Jenna Johnson, whom he married in 2019.

"Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Moore is just the latest Bravolebrity to become a "DWTS" contestant.

Other popular housewives from the Bravo franchise to have participated in the dancing competition show include Lisa Rinna, Nene Leakes, Lisa Vanderpump, and Erika Jayne.

Moore is used to holding her own within groups of strong women. She needs a partner who will make her shine on the dance floor.

Armstrong is a relatively new pro on "Dancing with the Stars." His previous partners include Tinashe, Mary Wilson, and Jeannie Mai — who had to exit the competition when she was hospitalized, as reported by People.

Armstrong is probably hungry for a win and Moore has the confidence to get him one.

As soon as it was announced that the "Beverly Hills, 90210" star would compete in season 30 of "Dancing with the Stars," fans began speculating he'd be partnering with his girlfriend Sharna Burgess, who is a dance pro on the show.

And they were right! Green and Burgess will officially compete together as dancing partners on "DWTS" season 30.

Burgess won the competition in season 27 with radio personality Bobby Bones and was a close second with Backstreet Boy Nick Carter in season 21.

Shumpert is an NBA free-agent who previously played for the Brooklyn Nets and New York Knicks.

He competes in a demanding sport for a living, so we expect he'll bring intensity to the dance floor.

Karagach has only competed on season 29 of "Dancing with the Stars," but she and her partner Nelly made it to the finals and placed third.

Kove is best known for portraying John Kreese in the classic "Karate Kid" series. He starred in the 1984 original film and reprised his role in two sequels. Kove now stars in the Netflix karate action series "Cobra Kai."

He's likely to be a fan favorite and bring nostalgic vibes to the show.

Stewart is another relatively new pro on "Dancing with the Stars." She placed sixth on season 29 with figure skater Johnny Weir.

Hopefully, her partnership with Kove will bring fun to the dance floor.

Hardin starred as Jan Levinson — a former corporate manager and love interest of Steve Carrell's Michael Scott — on NBC's popular comedy "The Office."

In 2016, she picked up an Emmy nomination for her role in Amazon's TV series "Transparent." Most recently, you may have fallen in love with Hardin as Jacqueline Carlyle on "The Bold Type." She was the tough but fair editor-in-chief of Scarlet magazine.

Hardin should channel the confidence of her character Jacqueline Carlyle for her "Dancing with the Stars" appearance. She's paired with Artem Chigvintsev, a pro with a history of being tough on his partners who has expectations of winning the mirrorball.

Some of his notable partners include Olympic silver medalist Nancy Kerrigan and his fiancée Nicki Bella, whom he met when the reality star competed on season 25 of "Dancing with the Stars." Chigvintsev and Bella's son Matteo turned one in August.

Chigvintsev and "The Bachelorette" star Kaitlyn Bristowe won "Dancing with the Stars" Season 29.

Rigsby is one of Peloton's star instructors, with 791,000 followers on Instagram. He is also the company's cycling director. Before joining Peloton, Rigsby was a professional dancer and performed with A-list musicians including Katy Perry.

We don't even have to tell you Rigsby is slated to be a top contender for this year's mirrorball trophy. You know.

Rigsby should feel great about the fact that he's paired with Burke, a seasoned "Dancing with the Stars" veteran. She won the show in season 2 with former 98 Degrees member Drew Lachey and repeated the feat the very next season with former NFL star Emmitt Smith.

She took a break after participating after season 19 of the show with Antonio Sabàto, Jr. but returned in season 23. Some of Burke's other notable partners include AJ McLean of the Backstreet Boys, Rob Kardashian, and Ian Ziering of "Beverly Hills, 90210" fame.

The Miz is a professional wrestler. He has performed as part of the WWE's "Raw" franchise for 15 years. He has also had small acting roles in films like 2019's family-wrestling drama "Fighting with My Family."

If his day job is any indication, The Miz needs a formidable partner who will fight as hard as he does for the mirrorball trophy.

Carson memorably won "Dancing wth the Stars" season 19 with her partner, "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" alum Alfonso Ribeiro.

She's returning to the show after giving birth to her son Leo in January, as reported by Us Weekly.

Allen is a country music singer from Nashville, Tennessee, best known for the hit singles "Best Shot" and "Make Me Want To" from his 2018 album "Mercury Lane." Last year, he picked up the New Male Artist of the Year gong at the Academy of Country Music Awards.

Slater is set to be a sweet and encouraging partner for Allen. She won the competition in season 24 with former football player Rashad Jennings, but has a history of being placed with partners who have better personalities than they do dance moves. Slater is married to fellow pro Sasha Farber.

Chiu is a producer and cast member of the Netflix series "Bling Empire." The show features a group of successful Asians and Asian Americans living in Los Angeles.

Chiu's partner Pashkov previously appeared on "Dancing with the Stars" season 28, when his partner was "The Office" star Kate Flannery.

Mel C is a member of the iconic '90s British girl group the Spice Girls. Often dubbed Sporty Spice, Mel C and her bandmates released three hit studio albums and a 1997 film.

As a solo artist, Mel C has released eight studio albums.

We expect her to spice up our lives on the dance floor with her partner.

Savchenko has been on "Dancing with the Stars" since season 16. He's had notable partners like Jana Kramer, Lisa Vanderpump, and Erika Jayne.