ABC/Adam TaylorDancing with the Stars' ballroom is starting to look mighty different!
On the heels of Len Goodman's announcement that next season will be his last, Cheryl Burke is leaving the ABC series for a new variety show on NBC, sources confirm to E! News.
Reps for ABC, NBC and BBC Worldwide Productions had no comment.
The new NBC show is in its very early stages, but likely will be a competition reality series and Burke will perform.
This network-swapping move means that Cheryl is reuniting with the team who launched her TV career— NBC's Paul Talegdy discovered her and cast her on Dancing With the Stars 10 years ago.
The fan-favorite pro dancer told us recently that she would "love" to score a spot at the DWTS judges' table (watch the video here), saying: "This is my family. I've been a part of the show for the last decade. I started when I was 20, I'm 30 now. And if they would ask me to be a judge, I'd love to."
Sources connected to DWTS tell us that there are currently no plans to add another judge, after DWTS vet-turned-movie star Julianne Hough joined the table last season. With Len Goodman saying goodbye to the US version after the show's spring run, the table is expected to include Hough, Carrie Ann Inaba and Bruno Tonioli.
Dancing with the Stars just finished its 19th season—with winner Alfonso Ribeiro—and is gearing up for its 20th season this spring.
People first reported the news of Burke heading to NBC.