The Dancing With The Stars judging panel will look very different when the series returns to screens for the next season of sparkle.
On Thursday, RTÉ announced that one of the four judges is leaving after helping to shape the series into 'something truly unforgettable.'
'After eight glittering seasons as Head Judge, Loraine Barry is leaving Dancing With The Stars,' a statement read.
It continued: 'Since 2017 her passion, wisdom and sparkle has helped shape the series into something truly unforgettable.
'We wish her love, joy and exciting new adventures ahead. She will forever be our Queen of the Ballroom.'
Loraine also shared a statement about her exit, saying: 'After eight wonderful seasons, I have decided it's the right time for me to stand down from my role as Head Judge on Dancing with the Stars Ireland.
'I'm very grateful for the memories, friendships, and the enormous amount of joy shared throughout the years. It's a wonderful family show that I have loved being a part of.'
She continued: 'My heartfelt thanks goes to the viewers of all ages and indeed to everyone for their support over the years, but especially this year which was tough when my first love Andrew and my forever love, my Mother both passed away in January.
'I would also like to extend my heartfelt thanks to RTÉ and ShinAwiL for the opportunity and would like to wish the team and new cast every success ahead. I shall miss you all.'
Fans thanked Loraine for everything she's put into DWTS, with Laura Fox saying: 'You’re so fab Loraine.
'Such a tough year for you but you were amazing on our screens even with everything you were going through. Mind yourself.'
Someone else said: 'Aww Loraine, sorry to see you step down you will be missed very much.'
