All Eyes on Peta Murgatroyd from Dancing with the Stars

The beautiful and talented Peta Murgatroyd was born in Auckland, New Zealand, and raised in Perth, Western Australia. Currently in Los Angeles, Peta continues to dance and has embarked on a successful career in television on the wildly popular show, Dancing with the Stars. Peta landed on Broadway in August of 2009, where she was the lead female dancer in the theatrical production of Burn the Floor. After achieving her lifelong goal of being on Broadway and touring the world with the show for six years, she ended her run with the production to pursue a career in film and television. Peta has performed regularly on the hit shows Dancing with the Stars in both Australia and America and So You Think You Can Dance in both Australia and Holland. She has choreographed and performed with popular artists Heart, Rod Stewart, Taio Cruz, and Enrique Iglesias.

Peta Murgatroyd has the media buzzing, yes, about her incredible dancing skills but also about her exotic beauty, classic style, and perfect legs.  In fact, her legs have caught the attention of the high-end skin care and beauty line Adonia Organics, who have recently penned an endorsement deal with the lovely Murgatroyd. The Daily Mail writes, “Her years of dancing have certainly paid off for the Auckland-born girl, who showed off a very toned and enviable figure as she walked the beach.” Rolling Stone Magazine compliments her “amazing figure.” TMZ calls Peta’s legs “Killer” and The Examiner calls her “Striking.” Crave Online has named Peta one of their “Babes of the Week.” The Dancing with the Stars beauty was on seasons 12 and 13, where she was recently partnered with Meta World Peace (formerly known as Ron Artest of the Los Angeles Lakers). There is no doubting Murgatroyd’s grace and beauty, and she is certainly the “one to watch” on the up and coming season 14 of Dancing with the Stars.

Written by Alexis Anderson

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