Are they both ready for the tango?

Julianna Hough reacted cheekily when former NFL player Danny Amendola flirted with her on Tuesday’s season finale of “Dancing With the Stars.”

After Amendola and his dance partner Witney Carson finished their freestyle routine, the two, dressed as Ken and Barbie, respectively, joined Hough on her giant support bed to score their points.

“What’s it like dancing as Ken?” the 36-year-old “DWTS” co-host asked the 39-year-old athlete.

“I think the real question is, Julianne, why are you in my bed?” he replied.

After Carson, 31, quickly looked away and said, “Oh,” Hough responded directly to Amendola’s flirtatious remark.

“Is that an invitation?” she teased before turning back to the business and saying, “Let’s get your points!”

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Hough, who divorced former NHL player Brooks Laich in 2022, recently shared on “DWTS” that she is single and ready to mingle.

“Well, you know, I’m single and looking for a man wherever I can find one,” she quipped during the Nov. 19 episode.

Her co-host Alfonso Ribeiro jokingly told viewers: “If you want a date, text Julianne’s first name. Message and data rates may apply.”

In Tuesday’s finale, judges gave Carson and Amendola a score of 29 out of 30 for their performance.

However, former “Bachelor” Joey Graziadei and his professional partner Jenna Johnson were named the winners of season 33.

Graziadei – who performed a freestyle and cha-cha release dance to Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” and District 78 performed Jake Simpson’s “Canned Heat” – gushed about the “incredible” experience after becoming the winner of the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy was named.

“It means everything,” he told viewers. “Thank you for putting up with us. I did my best, I promise!”

The 29-year-old reality star added, “I feel like Jenna totally deserves this and it’s everything for her.”