Dancing With the Stars Season 28: Find Out Who the Final Three Are

Updated on Nov 19, 2019 at 10:05 PM

Dancing With the Stars season 28 is officially over! This season, the cast included a wide range of stars, including a former Bachelorette, a Dawson's Creek alum, a Queer Eye star, and even a few singers. Though there were clearly a few frontrunners this season, only one came out on top.

On Monday night, the series named its season 28 winner during a heated finale. See who took home the Mirrorball Trophy ahead.

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Hannah Brown

Status: Winner

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Kel Mitchell

Status: Second place

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Ally Brooke

Status: Third place

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Lauren Alaina

Status: Fourth place

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James Van Der Beek

Status: Eliminated

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Sean Spicer

Status: Eliminated

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Kate Flannery

Status: Eliminated

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Karamo Brown

Status: Eliminated

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Sailor Brinkley-Cook

Status: Eliminated

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Lamar Odom

Status: Eliminated

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Ray Lewis

Status: Eliminated

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Mary Wilson

Status: Eliminated

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Dancing With the Stars Season 28: Find Out Who the Final Three Are

Hannah Brown

Kel Mitchell

Ally Brooke

Lauren Alaina

James Van Der Beek

Sean Spicer

Kate Flannery

Karamo Brown

Sailor Brinkley-Cook

Lamar Odom

Ray Lewis

Mary Wilson

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