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This season of Dancing with the Stars has undoubtedly been the most memorable in years.

Kirstie Alley, Chelsea Kane and Hines Ward danced their asses off and finally made it to the finals, but who took home the mirrored ball trophy?

Season 12 came to a close on Tuesday and Hines Ward was crowed the dancing king.

Hines Ward scored a perfect 30 with an overall 89 out of 90 points. Carrie Ann said, "In all honesty, I think you are the MVP of Season 12."

30 points for their freestyle dance on Monday night and thanks to viewers votes, they were crowed the season champion on Tuesday.

"Starting this competition, I never thought I'd be in the finals," said Hines, "but I owe it all to Kym. I want to thank the judges - and all the fans."

Coming in at second place was Kirstie Alley followed by Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas, but overall it was a close race. It's the first time in several seasons that the winner wasn't completely predictable.

During Monday’s performance NFL star Hines Ward and partner Kym Johnson received a 29 out of 30 for their quickstep and a perfect 30 for their freestyle.

Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas received a 29 for their samba and a 30 for their freestyle. Alley scored straight 9's Monday night, putting her in third place while Ward and Kane tied for first.

This season of Dancing with the Stars has undoubtedly been the most memorable in years.

Kirstie Alley, Chelsea Kane and Hines Ward danced their asses off and finally made it to the finals, but who took home the mirrored ball trophy?

Season 12 came to a close on Tuesday and Hines Ward was crowed the dancing king.

Hines Ward scored a perfect 30 with an overall 89 out of 90 points. Carrie Ann said, "In all honesty, I think you are the MVP of Season 12."

30 points for their freestyle dance on Monday night and thanks to viewers votes, they were crowed the season champion on Tuesday.

"Starting this competition, I never thought I'd be in the finals," said Hines, "but I owe it all to Kym. I want to thank the judges - and all the fans."

Coming in at second place was Kirstie Alley followed by Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas, but overall it was a close race. It's the first time in several seasons that the winner wasn't completely predictable.

During Monday’s performance NFL star Hines Ward and partner Kym Johnson received a 29 out of 30 for their quickstep and a perfect 30 for their freestyle.

Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas received a 29 for their samba and a 30 for their freestyle. Alley scored straight 9's Monday night, putting her in third place while Ward and Kane tied for first.

Kirstie Alley is undoubtedly the most memorable dancer on this season’s Dancing With the Stars. Alley was put up against younger, more energetic dancers, and not only did she hold her own, she danced her ass off—literally.

Since appearing on the show, Kirstie has dropped so much weight, she went from a size twelve to a size six, losing over 70 pounds. She looked good before, but that kind of weight loss is impressive.

The season started off bumpy, with Kirstie’s instructor Maksim taking an awkward fall and George Lopez making even more awkward jokes at her expense. But Kirstie held her own both on the show and off—firing back with a remarkable dance comeback and one upping Lopez with her own low blows.

Kirstie’s final freestyle performance earned three nines from the judges, and while Kirstie’s cartwheel got some flack, I don’t know many 60 year olds who can more like that. In fact, I don’t know many thirty year olds who can still do a cartwheel.

Carrie Ann Inaba said of Alley’s performance: “You are the new poster child for life as it should be lived at 60 years old! Free, loving, poignant, crazy, wacky, unpredictable and all of the above and then some.”

Right now, Alley has the lowest score between the other two contestants—Hines Ward and Chelsea Kane—but even if she doesn’t go home with the mirror ball trophy, proving herself was way worth it.

But for the record, i'm rooting for Kirstie!

Kirstie Alley is undoubtedly the most memorable dancer on this season’s Dancing With the Stars. Alley was put up against younger, more energetic dancers, and not only did she hold her own, she danced her ass off—literally.

Since appearing on the show, Kirstie has dropped so much weight, she went from a size twelve to a size six, losing over 70 pounds. She looked good before, but that kind of weight loss is impressive.

The season started off bumpy, with Kirstie’s instructor Maksim taking an awkward fall and George Lopez making even more awkward jokes at her expense. But Kirstie held her own both on the show and off—firing back with a remarkable dance comeback and one upping Lopez with her own low blows.

Kirstie’s final freestyle performance earned three nines from the judges, and while Kirstie’s cartwheel got some flack, I don’t know many 60 year olds who can more like that. In fact, I don’t know many thirty year olds who can still do a cartwheel.

Carrie Ann Inaba said of Alley’s performance: “You are the new poster child for life as it should be lived at 60 years old! Free, loving, poignant, crazy, wacky, unpredictable and all of the above and then some.”

Right now, Alley has the lowest score between the other two contestants—Hines Ward and Chelsea Kane—but even if she doesn’t go home with the mirror ball trophy, proving herself was way worth it.

But for the record, i'm rooting for Kirstie!