Nev Schulman Is Hoping for Baby No. 3 After ‘Dancing With the Stars’

Nev Schulman has no hard feelings about being the runner-up of season 29 of. In fact, he's quite happy about it!While guest co-hosting Entertainment Tonight on Thursday, the 36-year-old star opened up about why he's content about finishing in second place with his pro partner, Jenna Johnson.

Val Chmerkovskiy may have been rooting for his wife, Jenna Johnson, to win her second mirrorball championship during the Dancing With the Stars finale, but he is just as happy to see pal Artem Chigvintsev come out on top.Chigvintsev, 38, earned his first victory on DWTS alongside partner Kaitlyn Bristowe on Monday, November 23. The pair beat out runner-ups Johnson, 26, and her partner, Nev Schulman.“To my brother @theartemc !!! What a ride my friend.

Kailyn Bristowe opened up about her future family plans with Jason Tartick after her and Artem Chigvintsev‘s Dancing With the Stars win.“What’s next? Oh, gosh, I don’t know,” the former Bachelorette, 35, told Us Weekly and other reporters on Monday, November 23, after winning the ABC show. “I joked that I was like, ‘I will want to have babies.

Cue “We are the Champions!”Kaitlyn Bristowe and pro partner Artem Chigvintsev were crowned the Season 29 winners of “Dancing with the Stars” on Monday night, defeating “Catfish” host Nev Schulman, rapper Nelly and actress Justina Machado in the finals.“I don’t even know how to put it into words,” Bristowe told “Entertainment Tonight.” “But to me it’s like, if you believe in something and if you have a passion or a dream … when you think of anyone who’s gotten somewhere, I guarantee they have a

© @Copyright HELLO! Hello! Magazine is on cloud nine after winning the 29th series of alongside celebrity partner Kaitlyn Bristowe on Monday night.His momentous win comes ten years after he lifted the glitterball trophy on with .Just moments after his victory was announced, Artem confessed there were lots of tears.

Nev Schulman debuted a new look during the season finale of Dancing With the Stars!

Alexandra Del Rosario Associate Editor/Nights & WeekendsThis post contains spoilers for the latest episode of Dancing With the Stars Season 29.Dancing With The Stars has named its newest Mirror Ball champion on Monday night.

Nev Schulman revealed how his positive COVID-19 diagnosis earlier this year affected his time on Dancing With the Stars.The Catfish host, 36, revealed earlier this month that he and his wife, Laura Perlongo, tested positive for the coronavirus in March.

comes to an end Monday night, as the new mirrorball champions will be revealed live by host Tyra Banks.Be sure to follow along with ET as we live blog all of the biggest moments from finale night, including Derek Hough's second sure-to-be epic performance of the season and Nelly taking the stage to entertain us with a medley of his greatest hits, as Daniella Karagach and Pasha Pashkov dance to his music.On top of that, everyone from the cast (with the exception of star Carole Baskin) will be

Nev Schulman is opening up about his own experience with coronavirus earlier this year.

Nev Schulman is opening up about what it was like having COVID-19 earlier this year.The star revealed via Instagram that he and his wife, Laura Perlongo, battled the coronavirus back in March. «It was really scary as there was so little information available and we were terrified that our kids would get sick too,» he recalled.

Dancing With the Stars. First, each had to perform two numbers — a redemption dance and a brand new style.Justina Machado and Sasha Farber absolutely brought the heat with their redemption number, dancing the tango to “El Tango de Roxanne.” Judge Derek Hough was so impressed he awarded them with their first 10 of the season!That was just the start of the 10s.

Nev Schulman and Jenna Johnson came to wow the crowd during Monday's semifinals, turning to a Harry Styles hit for their flashy Redemption Dance.The star and his pro partner proved to fans just how much they've grown as a dancing duo by delivering an impressive Foxtrot set to «Sign of the Times.» Judge Derek Hough (who served as their mentor) said the dance was «classic, pure and in control,» with Bruno Tonioli commenting, «You never lost it! You were so in tune, so in sync.

, and ET will be live blogging all of the night's biggest moments!Kicking off Monday at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m.