Keo Motsepe’s net worth, biography, fact, career, awards and life story

Keo Motsepe Wiki – Keo Motsepe Biography

Keo Motsepe is a South African dancer. He is known for being the first black professional dancer on the ABC show Dancing with the Stars. He started his career at 11 years of age by entering into a competitive dance scene representing South Africa.

In 2012 Motsepe joined the cast of Burn the Floor. In 2014 it was announced that Motsepe would join the cast of pro dancers on Dancing with the Stars. In season 19, Motsepe was paired up with Olympic athlete Lolo Jones. They were eliminated during the first week of the competition, finishing in 13th place. In season 20, Motsepe was paired up with model Charlotte McKinney. They were eliminated in the third week of the competition, finishing in 11th place. For season 21, he paired with Grammy Award-winning singer Chaka Khan. They were the first couple eliminated on the second week of competition, finishing in 13th place. For season 22, he was partnered with Full House and Fuller House actress Jodie Sweetin. The couple was eliminated in the eighth week of competition, despite being at the top of the leader board that week. They placed 6th overall. He returned to season 23 but as a troupe member.

For season 24, he returned as a pro dancer and was partnered with actress & comedienne Charo. They were eliminated in the third week of the competition, finishing in 11th place. Motsepe returned for season 25 and is paired with Shark Tank panelist, Barbara Corcoran. They were the first couple eliminated on the second week of competition, finishing in 13th place. For season 26, he was partnered with former Olympic softball pitcher Jennie Finch Daigle. They were eliminated on the third week of competition and finished in 4th place, tying with Chris Mazdzer and Mirai Nagasu and partners Witney Carson and Alan Bersten. For season 27, he was paired with Harry Potter actress Evanna Lynch. The couple made it to the finals where they finished in 3rd place, marking Motsepe’s best so far and also his first time in the finale. Motsepe appeared in season 28 as a pro dancer but was not paired with a celebrity. He returned to compete again on season 29 where he is partnered with actress Anne Heche. They were eliminated in the fourth week of competition and finished in 13th place.

Keo Motsepe Age

Keo Motsepe was born on 24 November 1989, in Pretoria, South Africa.

Keo Motsepe Girlfriend

Keo Motsepe is dating Selling Sunset star Chrishell Stause. They confirmed their relationship on social media. Keo met Chrishell on DWTS. Stause was married to This Is Us’s Justin Hartley from 2017 to 2019. After the divorce, Hartley began dating his former The Young and The Restless co-star, Sofia Pernas. During Stause’s time on Dancing With the Stars, rumors had it that she was dating her partner Gleb Savchenko after the dancer and his wife, Elena Samodanova, split in November. Both Stause and Savchenko denied the rumors.

Wife

Keo Motsepe is not married.

Height

Keo stands at a height of 6 feet 3 inches.

Net Worth

Keo’s net worth is estimated to be $1 million.

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