Chris Kattan and Bonner Bolton reportedly going 'Dancing with the Stars'

Chris Kattan and Bonner Bolton are the next names to leak from Dancing with the Stars' Season 24 cast.


Kattan, a Saturday Night Live alum, and Bolton, a professional bull rider-turned-model, have signed on for the Spring 2017 edition of Dancing with the Stars, which premieres March 20 on ABC, People reported.

Kattan is best known for his skits with Will Ferrell on Saturday Night Live as well as his character Bob on the first four seasons of The Middle.

The 46-year-old comedian and actor also made a name for himself by playing Doug Butabi in the hilarious movie A Night at the Roxbury.

Bolton, 29, became a model following a life-threatening accident while bull riding in a January 2016 competition.


Bolton flipped off the backside of a bull and then got trampled by the wild animal, snapping his C2 vertebra in his neck.

According to GQ magazine, Bolton was paralyzed for 24 hours and underwent a six-hour surgery but shocked the world when he was able to walk again three days later.

Doctors reportedly told Bolton that 95 percent of people with his injuries never walk again.

Despite the athlete's desire to continue riding, he was done after that and began pursuing modeling as a career.

As previously revealed, reality TV veteran Charo, NFL player Rashad Jennings, Glee star Heather Morris, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Girardi, The Bachelor star Nick Viall, Fifth Harmony member Normani Kordei, Olympic gymnast Simone Biles, pro wrestler Mr. T, and iconic figure skater Nancy Kerrigan have also reportedly joined the Season 24 cast of Dancing with the Stars.


Although the official cast lineup won't be revealed until Wednesday on Good Morning America, fan-favorite pro dancers Maksim Chmerkovskiy and his fiancee Peta Murgatroyd recently confirmed their return to the show after welcoming their first child together, son Shai Aleksander, in early January.

According to a People source, pro Sharna Burgess will also be back, as well as Witney Carson and Val Chmerkovskiy.

Jenna Johnson, who served as a pro partner for the first time on Season 23, reportedly will not be competing on the next edition of Dancing with the Stars.

Nor will six-time mirrorball trophy champion Derek Hough, who recently signed on to judge Jennifer Lopez's upcoming reality show World of Dance.






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