From this Warner Bros press release:

Dancing With Sharks (wt) 
Hosted by Emmy® Award-winning television personality Tom Bergeron, Dancing With Sharks (wt) is a new Shark Week 2025 special that features an unprecedented underwater dance competition between expert divers and their shark partners. Blending skill, grace and the daring pursuit of the ultimate underwater thrill, five divers—all trained by a world-class underwater choreographer—will compete to show off their skills during epic underwater dances. Each diver will attempt to outperform their competitors, with moves including the Hammerhead Hoedown and Tiger Trot, and redefine dancing with danger. They will have one shot to wow the judges and be crowned the first-ever champion of Dancing With Sharks (wt). 

My instinct is that of course this is overstated, and there will just be like, sharks in a cage nearby or something. That's probably correct. But the press release seems weirdly concrete: "dance competition between expert divers and their shark partners". Could this possibly be true in any sense?

Resolves YES if there are dancing sharks.

For this to resolve YES, it isn't sufficient just for there to be live sharks NEARBY. They need to be incorporated into the dance routine in some sense. But my standards for that will be extremely broad—if the sharks are kinda oblivious but the humans are dancing to incorporate their movements that would probably count. If the sharks are moving with basically any coordination with the human, or with any level of direction from them, it will almost certainly resolve YES.