Peta Murgatroyd is getting more honest about her plans after giving birth to her baby.
Weeks before the 36-year-old welcomed her second child with husband Maksim Chmerkovskiy, she was thinking about her next steps on how to properly care for her newborn and, by extension, allow her to fulfill her desire to return to work as soon as possible.
Peta Murgatroyd Says She Will Return to Work After Giving Birth
On her way to becoming a second-time mom, the “Dancing With the Star” pro dancer took to her Instagram Story to share a video explaining what she’ll be doing after giving birth to her baby boy.
The message begins with the mother of one saying she wished she had done things differently from her first pregnancy in the early stages because of the choice to return “to work ASAP.” Murgatroyd said:
“I think you know this time I’m going to do it a little differently[ly] at the beginning. You know I definitely want to get back to work ASAP.”
The “DWTS” contestant continued with what kind of help she needs, saying, “It’s all about getting the perfect amount of help.” He adds that it’s not necessarily that you don’t know what to do with the person or that it’s too little where you still struggle to get things done during the day when left alone.
However, the “Faith, Hope & Love” actress, in the end, revealed that because she and Chmerkovskiy’s parents don’t live near her and her mother’s “green card” took a long time, she hired a “full-time” nanny. .
In fact, the New Zealand native likes to think about his future, and sometimes he gets downright gloomy about it. The Blast recently stated that she’s getting emotional about her toddler and soon-to-be-born newborns maturing out of their dependent years.
The “Burn the Floor” star shared a video on her Stories explaining the level of emptiness kids leave around the house when they outgrow their toddler phase. Set to a cool piano tune, the video takes the viewer through how the bathroom is less used to how one can no longer find a cluttered space, fingerprints on the fridge or Lego toys lying on the floor.
On the other side of the emotional post, the professional dancer expressed her sadness at the inevitable change that came her way. She explained that while she strives to keep her house clean and organized, she will definitely miss the days when she doesn’t have to when her children grow up. The caption reads:
“This just makes me cry… I always strive to have the cleanest house, nothing on the counter, toys perfectly placed on it, etc…but knowing this day will finally come[,] my heart really hurts….I know I will miss the chaos, the craziness…the mental/physical exhaustion.”
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Speaking of sharing raw and honest pregnancy details, this isn’t the first time the reality TV star has been candid with her fans. In March, The Blast reported that Murgatroyd was dealing with fatigue and weakness as her pregnancy progressed. In a series of Instagram updates, the expectant mother talked about certain pregnancy struggles — one of which is fatigue.
Looking tired in the first post, Murgatroyd wore a gray cotton shirt with writing on the front and let her hair down as she lay on the couch. She explained how she took her son, Shai, to school and then retired to the couch, where she stayed all day.
Later, the star opened up about her pregnancy issues, saying: “Tired, Tired, this week, I feel like I’ve doubled. I think the baby is growing too much.” Finally, he expressed frustration about the difficulty of going back to sleep when he woke up because it was still dark outside.
In the following video, the TV personality goes on to say, “My body just wants to sleep.” He went on to relate a scenario where his body convinced him to rest more, but he nodded. He then said:
“I think I should set my alarm for 6 and then snooze until 6:30, and then I might……I can wait with more enthusiasm.”
The doting mum finally revealed she would “press on” despite being exhausted all week.
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