Congratulations to Joey Graziadei, who made history as the first male contestant on “The Bachelor” to win “Dancing With the Stars”!

The reality TV star and his pro partner Jenna Johnson won the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy during Tuesday night’s three-hour finale. Second place went to Ilona Maher and Alan Bersten, followed by Chandler Kinney and Brandon Armstrong in third place, Stephen Nedoroscik and Rylee Arnold in fourth place and Danny Amendola and Witney Carson in fifth place.

“I really don’t know how I feel right now, it’s a crazy, crazy process,” Graziadei joked after his win. “We’re finally out, so now we can celebrate and enjoy it. And I don’t quite know what’s next. I want to be in Los Angeles and I’m open to so many things.”

It was also a very special moment for Johnson when her husband – Season 32 Mirrorball champion Val Chmerkovskiy – and his former dance partner Xochitl Gomez presented the two with their shiny new trophies.

“I don’t know if this has ever happened in the history of ‘Dancing With the Stars,'” Johnson told Page Six of the celebratory moment for her family. “I can’t wait to see this video. So many people told me they made a video of him handing it out and celebrating. I just really appreciate Val and this whole process.”

“I’m just so, so grateful. “It was my favorite season ever,” she continued. “To be able to share this moment with Joey and now have one of these (trophies) that we get to share forever is crazy.”

Meanwhile, co-host Alfonso Ribeiro revealed that “this was the least tense season” when it came to who would win the prize.

“I really believed that anyone could win. There was no clear winner,” he told Page Six exclusively in the ballroom. “There was no one who could match the fan vote, the emotional vote or what they did on the floor. I could make a case for every single one of them.”

Additionally, the show broke several records this season as viewers at home took the time to vote for their favorite dance duo each week.

“I firmly believe that ‘Dancing With the Stars’ is back! Hopefully we can get next season on the air quickly and keep this momentum going,” teased Ribeiro, who co-hosts the series with Julianne Hough.

This is the second win for Johnson, who also took home the Season 26 Mirrorball Trophy along with former Olympic figure skater Adam Rippon.

“Bachelor” alums who have competed on the show include Jake Pavelka (Season 10), Sean Lowe (Season 16), Chris Soules (Season 20), Nick Viall (Season 24) and Joe “Grocery Store Joe “ Amabile (Season 27). ) and Matt James (Season 30).

While Graziadei is the first man in the series to secure a win, two former “Bachelorette” stars have nabbed the top prize in recent years: Hannah Brown (Season 28) and Kaitlyn Bristowe (Season 29).

After Tuesday night’s finale, Page Six also spoke with Season 33 runners-up Maher and Bersten, who gushed about their “incredible night” in the ballroom.

“I am very proud of myself. “I’m proud of how far I’ve come,” Maher said. “I pride myself on constantly wanting to improve and knowing that I can do better. And I’m very proud of Alan for being so patient with me and creating dances that really showed me in such a positive light.”

The Olympic rugby star then gave a shout-out to all her fans and supporters, saying they were “a big reason” why she and Bersten took second place.

“I think seeing me out there really resonated with the girls,” the athlete shared. “As a big girl, a really strong girl, I still felt beautiful (dancing), always felt like a ‘femininomenon’.”

The two performed a fan-favorite “freestyle” routine to District 78’s version of Chappell Roan’s “Femininomenon,” including several references to various moments from the 2024 Paris Olympics and “DWTS” that have gone viral on TikTok .

“I think Ilona is exactly what you see, and we just wanted to incorporate that into this dance,” Bersten explained of how the performance came about.

“I wanted to show her incredible personality, her incredible improvement in dancing. She’s a star. She can dance so well now and I’m so proud of her.”

Next, fans can catch Maher, Bersten, Graziadei, Johnson and more of this season’s pros and celebrities as they travel on the Dancing with the Stars: Live 2025 tour.

Co-hosted by Nedoroscik and Emma Slater, the show begins January 7th at the Altria Theater in Richmond, Virginia and ends April 5th at the Dolby Theater in Los Angeles.

Tickets can be purchased at dwtstour.com.