A Tale Of 2 Brothers (in 52 Cities)

Because I'm #bosslady now, I get to see the shows from the audience! Moms' night out with this one to see my latest tour. Congrats to @derekhough and @juleshough for the huge success! And a big thank you to @lvwhipple for all of her HARD work! #advantagephysicaltherapy#physicaltherapistsforproductions #ptontheroad #youneedus (at Microsoft Theater)

Awwww.. miss these little neon beauties! Performing @radiocitymusichall tonight!! 😲🙌🏻

New Year's Eve without makeup, without heels, but with a lot of love and a "few" extra pounds 😉. Perfect.

Me and the bump say our goodbyes to these beauties as I send them on tour- without me, this time! I love and will miss each of you, but I know you'll have an incredible show every night and a memorable next two months!! ❤️️❤️️😘😘 📷: @nopenother #dwts #dwtswecametodancetour (at Hollywood)

Happy Halloween! And Happy 28 weeks to my little mirror ball... third trimester countdown! 😳 @dancingabc #dwtsseason23 #dwtshalloween (at CBS Television City)

Gorgeous opening to tonight's show! @dancingabc #dwtsseason23 (at CBS Television City)

Convertible white '92 mustang!? Yes, please. So much awesome happening tonight. It's live at 5pm tonight so don't forget to watch or record. #DWTS @dancingabc #premierenight (at Dancing with the Stars @ CBS studios)

Final bow. ❤️ @maksandvaltour. #ourwaytour (at City National Civic Center)

Los Angeles, CA Second to last stop although it felt like the finale. Management, people from DWTS, and tons of friends and family came tonight to see the show. After the evening show, the boys pulled us all on stage and introduced us and thanked each of us individually which was so sweet. We got a little gift from management- personalized sliders. And after the show- what else but in-n-out burgers to welcome us back to Cali. San Jose on Sunday and the last show. It's bittersweet- we all miss home but have a had a great run on tour.

This will most likely be my last tour and it could not have ended with a better one. Grateful to have been a part of this group! Thank you to my crew family, who looked out for me and the "bump" and with whom I would gladly share a bus again. Thank you to the cast- each of you were an honor to work with and witness your talent on a daily basis. And a special thank you to Maks and Val, who made sure I was part of this journey from the very beginning, who take care of me like brothers, and who I am proud to call my friends. My love to each of you on this stage... #maksandvaltour #ourwaytour

Thank you to #facultymanagement for our end of tour gift! @steftate @andreaandrade515 @maksandvaltour @excellent_news (at THE ORPHEUM THEATRE)

Phoenix, AZ Ok San Antonio was hot. This is scorching. 110 degrees outside but I couldn’t wait to get to out hotel. So much so that myself and a couple other crew members ditched the rest of the crew who were waiting for our scheduled shuttle, and grabbed a cab to the hotel. I checked in, literally threw my clothes off, changed into my bathing suit and dragged my swollen ankles and baby bump to the pool. I was feeling like I was in Nirvana floating around in the pool and then realized that there was a POOLSIDE MENU AND SERVICE PHONE. So I ordered a (virgin) Pina Colada and some food and was downright giddy. Went back up to my awesome room and realized… Wait for it… There was a fluffy robe in the closet. I practically cried. I’m pretty sure I audibly gasped. When you’re touring and living on a bus, showering in dingy dressing rooms in venues, and occasionally staying in a decent (but robe-less) hotel room, staying in a place like the Westin in Phoenix makes you feel like you’ve died and gone to heaven. You can call me a snob. I don’t care. I’m still in my robe as I write this. Tonight had a fun time with the crew at our last day off together and a big dinner out, paid for by the Maks and Val tour- thanks guys! Got big news from home- my sister and her family found the most adorable kitten and are keeping it. Which means I have one more adorable and fluffy little reason to get home.

Hot. That's all I could say when I got out of the bus. Hot and humid. Tonight's show was at the Majestic Theater, right in the middle of downtown and nearby the Alamo. Which I have already seen (during the last winter tour) and couldn't bring my pregnant self to walk through the heat to see again. We'll always have the memories, Alamo. Lots of tourists and people wandering through San Antonio along the river walk and in double decker tour buses (who knew they had those here?) Got to leave early tonight (1130pm) to get to our hotel because tomorrow we fly to Arizona! It's officially one week until tour is over:(

Yee-haw, we finally crossed into the western half of the country. Grand Prairie is just that- one great big ol' prairie and nothing around it for miles. We are at the Verizon Theater tonight- very cool venue and nice locals. And Wolfgang puck catering. Wha?? It was pretty good- but oddly served Indian curry for dinner. Not really the kind of cuisine anyone wants to eat before dancing around for two hours. Just sayin' Got picked up by my beautiful Aunt this am who drove almost an hour to see me and spend some time. It was good to be with family and they got the meet "the bump" :). Tonight's show audience was around 2500 people who were some of the loudest we've seen since Chicago. Even the noise is bigger in Texas.

Peta brought her sweet, lovely mom from Australia to New Orleans for the two days we were there.  Neither of them had ever been and this was their first experience, and she really enjoyed it.  Poor thing also had to spend the night on the bus for the ride to our next stop, Shreveport.  You can safely assume she did NOT really enjoy that, poor thing.