Jenna and Val from DWTS line up Mirrorball trophies for a photo with son Reem

Jenna Johnson and Val Chmerkovskiy absorb theirs Dancing with the stars wins, together with his son Rome.

“Rome’s raw emotions to see another Len Goodman Mirrorball come home!” Johnson, 30, wrote via Instagram on Saturday, Nov. 30, along with photos of the 22-month-old baby sitting next to his trophies. In one image Rome smiled, while in another he appeared to gasp.

In the final slide of the carousel, Johnson and Chmerkovskiy, 38, were all smiles as they posed with Rome and the five awards. (Johnson won a season-high 26 with Adam Rippon and season 33 s Joey Graziadeiwhile Chmerkovskiy took home the trophy in season 20 with Rumer Willisseason 23 s Lori Hernandez and season 32 with Xochitl Gomez.)

“I’m not sure if it’s a coincidence (although I never believe things are just coincidence), but Mr. Just Goodman has been greatly celebrated and honored in our house this past year,” Johnson wrote, referring to the late DWTS judge, who died last year. “Two mirror balls and an Emmy nomination in his honor made me truly feel his lasting impact, and for that I am beyond grateful. ✨🕊️.”

Graziadei, 29, took to the post’s comments section to gush over his DWTS partner’s son. “Breaking the internet with the cutest kid EVER,” he wrote. Chmerkovskiy’s brother, Maxwho was a pro at DWTSadded: “Rome is the cutest!”

Johnson and Chmerkovskiy, who tied the knot in 2019. added another trophy to their collection after she took home the Len Goodman Mirrorball Trophy with Graziadei last month. The award was presented by Chmerkovskiy, who received the trophy the previous season.

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“(I felt) so much pure love and joy. It was a really special moment that I don’t think has ever, ever, ever happened before,” Johnson said us of Chmerkovskiy. “So many people have told me they have videos of him going crazy and I can’t wait to see them. He was my #1 supporter during that time. He was mom and dad to us right now while I was preparing for this final. So I’m just so grateful for him.”

While Johnson said her trophy would “probably (go) right next to Val’s,” Graziadei wanted to display the award in her new home in Los Angeles with the fiancee Kelsey Anderson. He added: “We’ve just got a new flat so it’s our first little hub that we’ve got so it’s going to be somewhere.”