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Tyler Cameron on ‘DWTS’ and Rebuilding His Career, One House (and One Dance) at a Time

The Hollywood Reporter ·

Tyler Cameron is competing on *Dancing With the Stars* after years of rebuilding his career through reality television, home renovation and construction work. He says the show gives him a chance to reconnect with viewers and show what he has done since appearing on *The Bachelorette* in 2019.

Cameron, now 33, joined the competition after receiving a last-minute invitation and says he is taking the training seriously. He nearly faced elimination in week three, then achieved his highest scores the following week. He hopes to reach Dedication Night to honour his late mother, and his next HGTV series, *Let’s Go Back to Your Place*, is due to premiere in 2027.

  • Tyler Cameron joined *Dancing With the Stars* after a last-minute call.
  • He bounced back from near elimination to earn his best scores.
  • He hopes to honour his late mother on Dedication Night.

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Tyler Cameron first became widely known in 2019 as a contestant on The Bachelorette, a US reality dating programme. Since then, he has worked in construction and home renovation, and appeared on television projects connected with those fields.

Dancing With the Stars is a US competition in which celebrities train with professional dancers and perform for judges and viewers. Cameron’s participation connects his earlier reality-TV fame with his later work, and gives viewers a chance to see how his career has developed. His mother’s death is also part of his story, as he hopes to honour her through a performance.

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