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DWTS and royal school moves trend
A quick entertainment roundup pairs a new DWTS season with a royal family school change driven by security concerns.
In brief
A quick entertainment roundup pairs a new DWTS season with a royal family school change driven by security concerns. The day’s lighter news centers on two buzzy updates: DWTS returning with a packed cast and Harry and Meghan changing their children’s school plans. Originally reported by ABC News.
Two stories trend
ABC’s roundup spotlights a pair of pop-culture items: a new Dancing with the Stars season and a school change for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children.
“'DWTS,' Prince Harry and Meghan's kids' new school: Here's what's trending”
DWTS returns soon
Dancing with the Stars is set to come back with a new celebrity cast, framed as a major entertainment launch for the week.
“"Dancing with the Stars" will premiere with a brand new star-studded cast”
A two-night launch
The premiere is not a one-and-done episode. ABC bills it as a special two-night rollout, giving the cast a bigger opening splash.
“a special two-night premiere”
Royal kids move schools
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s children are expected to shift to a new school in the U.K., according to the ABC News video listing.
“Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's children will move to a new school in the U.K.”
Security drives change
The school move is tied to security concerns, making the update less about celebrity routine and more about family safety.
“Prince Harry, Meghan changes kids’ schools over security concerns”
Entertainment leads the mix
The roundup sits among ABC News Live’s lighter trending videos, near segments on the Emmys, Monday Night Football and Bob Mackie tributes.
The wider feed
ABC places these items inside a fast-moving video page that also points viewers to politics, weather, health and celebrity stories from the same day.
Here's the gist
The day’s lighter news centers on two buzzy updates: DWTS returning with a packed cast and Harry and Meghan changing their children’s school plans.



