This year's BBC reality show Strictly Come Dancing will see the return of judges Shirley Ballas, Craig Revel Horwood and Bruno Tonioli.
There will also be a new judge, Motsi Mabuse, sister of Strictly professional Oti, who will replace Dame Darcey Bussell on the panel.
Motsi was previously a dancer and then judge on Let's Dance, the German equivalent of Strictly.
The new series, fronted by regular hosts Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman, also has a new face in the professionals line-up in the form of Latin dancer Nancy Xu.
Xu was a finalist on So You Think You Can Dance? in her home country of China and performed in hit West End and Broadway show Burn The Floor.
She takes over from Strictly professional Pasha Kovalev, who announced his departure from the show earlier this year, telling fans it was "time for me to find a new challenge".
Here is the full list of confirmed contestants;
Saffron Barker
YouTuber Saffron Barker was the fourth contestant to join the Strictly Come Dancing line-up.
The 19-year-old social media star has more than four million followers across her combined social channels and averages 15 million views a month on her YouTube channels.
She said: "I am really excited to go on the Strictly journey and am feeling very grateful for the opportunity!
"I'm looking forward to learning all of the dances, finding out who my partner is, getting to wear the costumes and to just experience this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity."
The news about Barker was revealed on Heart Radio's Breakfast Show on Thursday, August 1.
In 2017, her book, Saffron Barker Vs Real Life, reached number one on the Sunday Times bestsellers list and earlier this year she completed the London Landmarks Half Marathon for the Make A Wish foundation and the London Marathon for Dementia Revolution in memory of her great-grandfather Ted.
David James
A former Liverpool player has been confirmed on the Strictly Come Dancing line up for 2019.
David James who also played for England, Man City and Bristol, was revealed as a contestant on the One Show on Wednesday, July 31.
The footballer said he had been asked to take part in the dancing show on several occasions but it took former contestant Mark Foster to convince him.
He added that he was "really excited" to be chosen and following previous successful appearances by sports stars said he felt he had "some big shoes to fill".
James made over 200 appearances for Liverpool between 1992 and 1999.
Chris Ramsey
Comedian Ramsey said he was "really buzzing" about the opportunity.
He joked that he had struggled to keep it a secret and had told a few friends he was taking part.
Ramsey said he was "both excited and absolutely terrified".
He said: "You will not find me on the dance floor at parties, you will find me at the buffet table. All night. At my wedding I danced with my wife; that one song took about six months practice, and I definitely stood on her feet a couple of times.
"So I'm looking forward to the possibility of making a fool of myself in front of millions of people ... there better be a buffet after the live shows."
Emma Barton
Barton, who plays Honey Mitchell in EastEnders, said she was a Strictly super fan and that she was "over the moon" when she received the call to appear on the show.
In an official statement, Barton said: "As possibly one of the biggest Strictly fans on the planet, I still can't believe this is happening.
"I'm very much a dance around your handbag kinda girl, but now I've been given this wonderful opportunity to learn all the different styles of dancing from the very best in the business.
"So, I'm whipping off Honey's 'Minute Mart' tabard and diving right in to all the glitter and sparkle. From Albert Square to the Strictly dance floor - I just can't wait!"
