Meet our 2026 stars
Matt Hogans
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Dr. Kamesha Blessed
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Rochelle Einsiedel
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Rochelle is stepping onto the dance floor in honor of her best friend since first grade, Rosetta Bond, owner of 1700 Pull Up Restaurant and a proud breast cancer survivor, as well as in loving memory of her late uncle Kevin. With her Southern soul, radiant positivity, and unstoppable smile, Rochelle is ready to celebrate resilience, inspire others, and step her heart out—OH Snap! style.
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Theron Rogers Jr.
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Theron’s career reflects a deep commitment to public safety and community service. He has served as a Patrol Sergeant with the Shorewood Police Department, a Community Liaison Officer with the UW-Milwaukee Police Department, and a State Trooper with the Wisconsin State Patrol. Additionally, he has dedicated over 15 years to the U.S. Air Force National Guard (115th Fighter Wing) as a Technical Sergeant (E-6), specializing in inspection and maintenance of F-16 and F-35 weapon systems, with deployments to Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia. With advanced training from the FBI, certifications in crisis negotiation and instruction, and a competitive, team-oriented spirit, Theron leads with discipline, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to service.
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Kaycee Frost
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Beyond business, Kaycee is deeply engaged in civic leadership and community wellness, serving in roles that uplift and empower others across the city. Her path has been one of perseverance, reinvention, and strength. Kaycee is stepping onto the dance floor in honor of her uncle who passed away from prostate cancer and a close friend who is a breast cancer survivor. She is dancing for them — and for every family impacted by cancer — to support the Edison McCants Comfort Fund and bring hope and compassion to those who need it most.
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Quentin Prince
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Beyond the classroom, Quentin is a financial advisor helping families build stronger financial futures and a real estate developer investing in projects that strengthen neighborhoods and increase access to housing. He is also the founder of Dear Agony, a relationship-focused clothing brand designed to spark meaningful conversations around healing, growth, and emotional awareness. In every role, Quentin brings vision, purpose, and an unwavering commitment to creating lasting impact in Milwaukee and beyond.
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Janna Baylor
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In Wisconsin, Janna serves as an executive board member of the National Kidney Foundation of Wisconsin, where she supports educational initiatives, speaking engagements, and community screening programs. She is also actively involved in the care of cancer patients and is dancing in honor of family members, friends, and survivors impacted by cancer. Her commitment to service, advocacy, and healing embodies the very heart of Stepping with the Stars.
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Nate Deans Jr.
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Nate said yes to Stepping with the Stars because he cares deeply about families supporting loved ones battling cancer. Raising funds for this meaningful cause allows him to extend his impact beyond education and uplift families where support matters most. Through this experience, he has been inspired by a community united in compassion and committed to making a difference for those in need.
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Donna Page
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Beyond real estate, Donna is a sought-after speaker and coach known for her “Chic Life by Design” framework, blending mindset, money, and lifestyle strategy. Personally impacted by cancer—including the loss of her grandfather and other loved ones—Donna is stepping onto the Stepping with the Stars dance floor to honor families navigating medical challenges and to support the Edison McCants Comfort Fund, which brings comfort and compassion into the homes of patients and caregivers.
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Gerron Jordan
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Throughout his career, Gerron has reported from St. Louis to Chicago to Lake Charles, covering presidential debates, historic championships, severe weather, and major breaking news events. His work has been recognized by the Louisiana Associated Press, the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (Suncoast Region), and the National Association of Black Journalists, including first-place honors and a Story of the Year award for an investigation that led to charges against a federal judge. A proud Howard University graduate, Gerron is stepping onto the dance floor to celebrate community, connection, and causes that uplift families across our region.
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Dinah Williams
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Beyond her leadership in social services, Dinah is also an accomplished singer and performer with a vibrant presence in the Milwaukee community. Through music and creative expression, she fosters healing, connection, and empowerment—beautifully aligning her artistry with her professional mission. Dinah’s work embodies a holistic philosophy: strengthening mental health, empowering individuals, and uplifting communities through both dedicated service and the transformative power of creative expression.
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Bishop Anthony Oliphant
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A dynamic speaker and lifelong learner, Anthony is known for his authenticity, high energy, and ability to connect with people from all walks of life. His leadership extends beyond the pulpit into mentorship, community engagement, and empowerment initiatives that strengthen Milwaukee. Now, he’s bringing that same passion, presence, and purpose to the Stepping with the Stars dance floor.
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Montreal Cain
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A multi‑talented creative, Cain earned national recognition as a Top 1% contestant on American Idol, advancing through six competitive rounds and securing a Golden Ticket to Hollywood—an early testament to his resilience, stage presence, and ability to inspire under pressure.
Following the historic thousand‑year flood on April 10th, 2025, his leadership with Flood Hope earned him a Key to the City, Unsung Hero Award, Unity Black Excellence Award, Brave Heart Hero Award, and multiple proclamations from county and state officials. His achievements also include winning Founder Fest in Milwaukee, receiving Mentor of the Game from the Milwaukee Bucks, earning the Innovative Pioneer Award, and taking first place in Health Tech Innovation out of 2,000 companies globally, all while being named Educator of the Year.
Montrèal continues to champion equity and resilience in Milwaukee, dedicating his work to empowering underserved communities through education, advocacy, and transformative action.
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