Alexa PenaVega Says 'Dancing With The Stars' Is Hard On Spouses: 'Incredibly Flirty'
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The actor said the reality show became a breeding ground for “jealousy” and “insecurities” to form between her and her husband, Carlos PenaVega.
Alexa PenaVega says “Dancing With the Stars” can be taxing on married couples because it’s “incredibly flirty.”
While recently appearing on the “Sex, Lies, and Spray Tans” podcast, the actor discussed how she and her husband, Carlos PenaVega, “set big boundaries” for themselves while competing on the reality show to avoid any drama.
The pair, who tied the knot in 2014, both competed separately on “DWTS” Season 21 in 2015.
“It was early in our marriage, and we literally said [to each other that] we don’t know how spouses do this show without doing it the way we did,” Alexa PenaVega told “Spray Tans” host and former “DWTS” professional dancer Cheryl Burke during the episode, which was released on Nov. 3.
The “Twister” actor said the new experience on the show was a breeding ground for “jealousy” and “insecurities” to form between her and her husband.
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