Fans Worry As Pregnant Peta Murgatroyd Gets Intense In The Gym
By Afouda Bamidele on January 30, 2023 at 1:30 PM EST
Peta Murgatroyd is hitting the gym with her baby bump!
The dancer, who already shares a boy, Shai, with her husband, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, is expecting her second child. The pair have been very open about the infertility issues they have been experiencing and her multiple miscarriages. Now they have a bun in the oven, the star has been sharing her workouts in the gym, and the intensity of it has fans worried.
Peta Murgatroyd Goes Hard In The Gym, And Fans Share Their Thoughts
After announcing they had a baby on the way, the 36-year-old seemed more committed to keeping up her exercise regimen, not minding her previous pregnancy issues. She posted a reel to her page featuring her in the gym, doing several workouts.
The song "Escapism" by RAYE, 070 Shake, played in the background as the "Dancing With The Stars" pro took on several of the equipment. In the caption, she broke down the day's workout with her trainer:
"Come workout with me πͺπ» As promised, here is the workout I did today with @larrywillis89."
Here is the list:
Warmup: WALK speed three inclines 9 for 10 minutes.
Leg Press: 12 presses (3 rounds).
1/2 Balance Ball: 1 min (3 rounds).
Rope Climb: 200 feet as fast as possible (3 rounds).
Shoulder Press: 12 presses (3 rounds).
Tricep Press: 12 presses (3 rounds).
Stair Climber: 1 minute take two stairs at once extending the back leg, 1 minute of walking every stair, 1 minute take two stairs at once extending the back leg. (3 minutes total).
Quad Press: 10 extensions holding a beat at the top (3 rounds).
Inner Thigh Machine: 15 reps (3 rounds)."
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After listing the moves from the entire session, she stated, "Try this, and I promise you will feel the burn π₯," adding, "Love you guys! Xo. Who's trying this with me? π." Some fans were not so excited about it; their reactions ranged from worried to admiration.
Some followers begged her, writing, "Be careful. Not too much π," and "Take it, slow momma! Don't overdo it..β€οΈ." This person noted, "Don't you think a lighter workout would do? Please be careful and do not do too much. Your intense workout scares me for you just watching it. Please take it easier."
Another user felt that workouts should come later, stating, "Enjoy your pregnancy, Peta. The workouts can come after π." Another fan humorously noted, "Peta, I'm sore just watching that. π" While this person reminded her about her past difficulties, writing,
"Aren't you afraid of working out after your journey to try to become pregnant?"
However, some fans were excited for her, like this person who gushed, "You are an inspiration! Wish I worked while I was pregnant. β€οΈπ" This second fan expressed excitement, writing, "I am on the treadmill!!! You go, girl!!! π₯π." While a third announced, "I need to, I'm pregnant as well and due in June!!!! So happy for you!!!! πβΊοΈ."
Someone else defended Murgatroyd's choice to work out by writing, "Really surprised by the comments. I've seen you perform live, and you are an elite athlete who knows exactly what to do with body. Thanks for sharing your workout β€οΈ."
'Burn the Floor' Dancer Advocates Body Positivity With Baby Bump
With this second pregnancy taking so long to arrive after a failed IVF procedure and suffering three miscarriages, the actress has decided to make up for lost time and show off her belly proudly.
The Blast shared that she recently reminded fans about her hotness despite her baby bump by dancing to music on her Instagram stories. Clearly in good spirits, Murgatroyd swayed to Stevie Wonder's 1976 hit single, "Isn't She Lovely," giving her followers a look of her bump from the side as she placed both hands on her head.
The American professional Latin dancer smiled at the camera and ran her hands down her belly. She ended the video by pulling up her cream-colored sweater top to display the small bump before letting out a sigh of relief.
In the caption, the expectant mother wrote, "It's funny how this pregnancy is so different with nerves and anxiety, yet I'm more confident than ever with my body. π"