With Alfonso Ribeiro & Witney Carson stealing the win for "Dancing with the Stars" season 19, fans of the dance show are awaiting for the next season to start in March. Although there are some high expectations that most of the DWTS dancers will return to the show this spring, a few have already announced their departure.

So far, "Dancing with the Stars" has selected 17 winners for the show, since its inception in June 1, 2005 on ABC. That makes 2015 an anniversary year for DWTS.

Reports confirm a number of celebrity contestants will participate in the show, including Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russel Wilson, comedienne Roseanne Barr, and John F. Kennedy's nephew and environment law crusader Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Fans of DWTS Season 19 can expect to see Maksim Chmernovskiy's younger brother, Val, try and outdo his performances with boomer dance partners Jane Parrish, Zendaya and Kelly Monaco

One of the changes planned for DWTS Season 20 is the possible return of the results show. According to a few tweets from the @DWTS Gossip Twitter account, the results show may now be twice week.

A favorite among fans, execs are also planning to return "Disney Night" on the show. Judges Len Goodman and Julianne Hough are also scheduled to appear on Season 20. But with rumors that Goodman will retire to follow other interests, DWTS Season 18 winner Maks Chmernovskiy will reportedly take his spot at the judging panel.

"Dancing with the Stars" Season 20 is slated to premiere on March 16.