Володимир Завадюк згадує ''Танці з зірками'' та натякає на їх можливе відновлення

Volodymyr Zavadyuk recalls ”Dancing with the Stars” and hints at its possible revival

Four years have passed since the last episode of “Dancing with the Stars”, and Volodymyr Zavadyuk shared his memories and hints at a possible return of the show. The famous producer highlighted his work on this legendary project and asked viewers if they wanted to see “Dancing with the Stars” again.

Profound changes are planned in the “1+1 Media” holding. According to sources, the positions of Volodymyr Zavadyuk and part of his team may soon be reduced.

Before his departure, the producer intends to implement one unique idea – to create a charity episode of “Dancing with the Stars”, which has gained tremendous popularity among viewers.

Although it is not entirely clear where Volodymyr will be able to realize his creative ideas in the future, it is obvious that there is now one less team in the competition for the 2026 National Selection.

Zavadyuk recalls the fall of 2021, when he worked on the eighth season of the show “Dancing with the Stars”. Then he was responsible for implementing the project and spent 14 weeks without a day off.

“There was so much love, passion, tears, despair, and happiness on the floor. The most important thing is love. How lucky I am to create this show for you, to be part of a legend. This program gave a chance to many stars,” said Zavadyuk.

The last episode of the project was released in early December 2021, and since then, there have been no new seasons. The producer asked fans and celebrities if they would like to see the show again, and noted: “I would, it would be the perfect ending and a new beginning. Let it be so.”

ТЦК оновили правила перевезення мобілізованих Previous post “Busification” and illegal mobilization: ways to protect
Час збирати валізи": українці за кордоном занепокоєні навчальними евакуаціями в школах Next post “Time to pack your bags”: Ukrainians abroad are concerned about educational evacuations in schools