Dancing With The Stars Couple Maksim Chmerkovskiy And Peta Murgatroyd Celebrate 7th Wedding Anniversary

Maksim Chmerkovskiy and Peta Murgatroyd are truly a match made in “dancing heaven”. Having met for the first time on Broadway in 2009, they crossed paths again on Dancing With the Stars and started dating in 2012. After three years, the Ukrainian dancer proposed to Murgatroyd to marry him, finally making it down the aisle in July 2017. Celebrating seven years of their marriage, the couple shared heartfelt posts on Instagram, leaving their fans overwhelmed.

On Monday, July 8, Maksim Chmerkovskiy posted a beautiful picture from their wedding and wrote, “7 years married! Here’s to another 70 with you my love! Hottest bride I’ve ever seen and easily the best party I’ve ever been a part of!”

Showing love in the comment section, Peta wrote, “I love you.” On the other hand, the DWTS alum also dropped a love-filled post for her husband with a romantic picture from their 2017 wedding event that was held at New York’s Oheka Castle. “I guess the 7th year itch didn’t happen?? haha! I love you @maksimc …7 years married & 10 years together. Thank you for flirting with me way back in 2012 and putting the moves on me to get us 3 children, a dog and a beautiful life,” she wrote on Instagram.

Notably, the couple is happily celebrating their 7th wedding anniversary when they are about to expand their family with a new member. Earlier this year, Murgatroyd announced that she is pregnant with their third child and is expecting a boy. Ever since, she has been sharing glimpses from her pregnancy journey, keeping fans intrigued. The couple welcomed their first child, Shai Aleksander, in January 2017 and their second son, Rio John, in June 2023.

Speaking to People, the couple opened up about their wedding memories. “It’s amazing. We dreamed up this wedding. We wanted it to be in a castle. I mean, I landed in America in the ’90s. I came across this place. It was always where I wanted to get married and then to be in that place and to have such a special occasion,” Chmerkovskiy said.

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