Hey there, friends! Let’s dive into the exciting news about Kym Johnson, the beloved Dancing With the Stars pro who’s about to step into the world of motherhood. According to her fellow DWTS star, Peta Murgatroyd, life’s about to get a little hectic for Kym, who's expecting twins with her husband, Shark Tank star Robert Herjavec. But don’t worry, Kym’s not going into this journey blind—she’s already reaching out to Peta for some much-needed advice on navigating pregnancy and the early days of motherhood.

Kym Turns to Peta for Guidance

During a chat with Entertainment Tonight at her workout studio, Kym opened up about the invaluable advice she’s been receiving from Peta. "She’s been giving me some great tips on how she managed through her pregnancy and what I can expect," Kym shared. "Peta is incredible. I can’t believe she went back to being a DWTS pro on the show when her baby was just two months old. That’s dedication right there!"

Kym’s admiration for Peta is clear, and it’s not hard to see why. Peta’s experience as a mother and a professional dancer provides a unique perspective that Kym can lean on as she prepares for her own journey into motherhood.

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Staying Active During Pregnancy

Like many expectant mothers, Kym is doing her best to stay active during her first pregnancy. But now that she’s in her third trimester, she’s had to make some adjustments to her workout routine. "I do a prenatal Pilates class on the reformer bed, which I absolutely love," Kym explained. "I try to do it a couple of times a week to keep toned in my arms and legs. Of course, there are things I can no longer do, like sit-ups or laying flat on my back. So, I’ve had to tweak my exercises a bit."

But Kym hasn’t had to completely give up her love for dance. "The doctors have all said that dancing is pretty safe during pregnancy because it’s low impact," she continued. "So, while I’m not tap dancing or jumping around, I’m still able to move and groove in a way that’s safe for me and the babies."