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[VIDEO] Bachelor Lowe joins Dancing With the Stars day after proposal

The morning after the romantic finale of Sean Lowe's season of "The Bachelor" aired, the newly engaged reality star announced he had joined the cast of "Dancing With The Stars."
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Sean Lowe proposes to Catherine Giudici. (ABC)
Sean Lowe proposes to Catherine Giudici. (ABC)
Published: March. 12, 2013 at 11:40 AM
Updated March. 12, 2013 at 12:59 PM
By GABRIELLE LEVY, UPI.com

Only hours after "The Bachelor" Sean Lowe revealed his choice of lady love, the newly engaged reality star announced he is joining the cast of "Dancing With the Stars."

The announcement came on Tuesday's "Good Morning America."

The 16th season of the popular dance competition show also includes Olympians Aly Raisman and Dorothy Hamill, comedians Andy Dick and D.L. Hughley, NFL star Jacoby Jones, country singers Kellie Pickler and Wynonna Judd, boxer Victor Orbitz, restaurateur Lisa Vanderpump, Disney Channel star Zendaya, and soap opera star Ingo Rademacher.

Lowe, 29, proposed to Catherine Giudici in Thailand on the 17th season finale of "The Bachelor" Monday night, choosing the 25-year-old graphic designer over fellow-finalist Lindsay Yenter.

Lowe was originally a contestant on the eight season of "The Bachelorette", eliminated just before the finale. He resides in Dallas and owns an upscale custom furniture business.

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