Sharna Burgess Engages Fans In Q&A Session About Her Pregnancy

Sharna Burgess is sharing juicy details about her pregnancy!

The "Dancing With The Stars" mentor recently got candid about her relationship with the Hollywood sensation Brian Austin Green and their unborn child.

During a Q&A session with fans on her Instagram Story, the ballroom dancer revealed several secrets, including her shocking pregnancy.

Surprise! The cat has left the bag as Burgess confessed that she and Green weren't trying to have a baby.

The TV personality, who is expecting her first child, announced that her soon-to-be-born bundle of joy came as a surprise after a fan questioned the dancer about her pregnancy. The Australian beauty wrote:

"Ahhhh, yes. Yes, it was. I was on birth control. We were thinking of trying mid to late this year, lol. But the Universe made her own plan, found a window, and went for it."

Although the baby wasn't planned, the 36-year-old explained that the couple welcomed their child with open arms because they believed everything happened for a reason.

The ABC star added that the pair were excited to meet the baby, who she stated had "divine timing." As for how Burgess knew she was expecting, the dancer used a pregnancy kit.

Naturally, having a baby meant that the choreographer couldn't showcase her dancing skills on "DWTS." However, the ballroom expert assured fans that she wasn't abandoning her foxtrot shoes.

On the same note, the "So You Think You Can Dance" alum implied she still had plans to dye her hair after an Instagram user asked if pregnant women could color their locks.

However, the soon-to-be mother stated that it was impossible to change one's hair color until the first trimester of their pregnancy was over.

It appeared most fans were only curious about the changes in the entertainer's body as another individual quizzed the media personality about her cleavage.

The question read, "can you breastfeed with implants? Always wondered." Although other people may have been offended by this invasive comment, the dance was not.

The "DWTS Australia" judge calmly explained that the fan was mistaken as she doesn't have implants. As for the question, the troupe member didn't know the answer.

Nonetheless, the ABC star wasn't out of the woods as she shared that breastfeeding may be difficult for her because of a scarred nipple.

According to the Aussie, she got the area pierced during her teenage years, but the metal ripped out, causing the scar mentioned above.

Last month, The Blast reported that the dancer and her boyfriend couldn't wait to tell the world that they were expecting a baby boy.

The "She Fought Alone" actor announced the joyful news on Instagram by sharing a picturesque snap of himself and Burgess at the beach.

The image solely captured the couple's lower portrait, in which Green's tattooed hand cradled his girlfriend's baby bump. The sweet post was captioned:

"We want to thank everyone for the amazingly kind well wishes ❤️ we are really excited to be welcoming a baby boy on or around the 4th of July."

This heartwarming news came almost two months after the "Impact Point" actor's ex-wife Meghan Fox announced her engagement to the rapper Machine Gun Kelly.

The former spouses share three sons, while Green's oldest child was born from a prior relationship. Therefore this made the entertainer and Burgess' unborn son his fifth child.

Last October, The Blast revealed that the choreographer had cleared the air about her relationship with Green during their time on "DWTS."

The ABC star shared a series of pictures from one of the couple's performances alongside a lengthy caption detailing the truth behind the partners' on-screen romance.

In the first image, the 36-year-old grabbed her man's backside and joked about the moment by writing, "for those that say we kiss too much, here's a full ? grab instead."

Booty puns aside, the media personality assured fans that the couple's relationship wasn't a "showmance" but an accurate depiction of their affection for each other.

The Australian native pointed out that being an item didn't make things easier for the dance partners as they struggled to find a "positive workflow" while serving as a mentor and student.