“There is always another way! War is never an answer!” Chmerkovskiy wrote in the comment.
“Note: I will never be the same,” he continued. “It’s exhausting and I’m getting my old feelings back, like I did this before. It feels like it was when and why we left in the ’90s.”
Chmerkovskiy told his followers that he’s “not a social media guy sometimes due to some kind of personal difficulty, and that’s definitely not the time because I usually post anything on social media.”
“Everyone was hoping to avoid the eventuality of this situation,” he said, as the emergency sirens sounded. “There will be no that kind of aggression… that kind of aggressive action.”
Chmerkovsky, his younger brother Valentin, is also a professional dancer, who immigrated from Ukraine to the United States in the 1990s.
He also shared a video clip showing what appears to be a family fleeing with their bags and Another video of himself Passion for the situation in his homeland.
He said he wanted to go back to the US and realized he had a way to do so because of his US passport.
“What I realize is that my friends whose children are here, their mothers and fathers are here and the old people who are here, they just can’t escape,” Chmerovsky said emotionally.
A representative of Chmerkovskiy told CNN that he is in the country and working on the “World of Dance UA” reality competition series.
He debuted with the successful ABC Dance Competition series during the second season in 2005. He won the competition in 2014, and also served as a guest judge the following year during season 21.
Shmerovsky married fellow “DWTS” professional, Peta Murgatroyd in 2017. The parents of their 5-year-old son Shay.
According to Chmerovsky’s representative, Murgatroyd and the couple’s son are not with him in Ukraine.
Late on Thursday, she was texted by Murgatroyd Official Instagram account She asks for a “prayer” for her husband.
“I don’t usually order these things from my social network, but today is really hard and the next few will be even harder,” she wrote. “My pain is overwhelming and I suffer, but sending your positive light and your love to him will mean the world to me.”
She added that her husband is currently “safe” and asked the people who read to “pray for him to come home soon.”
“I’ve grown to love this country so many times I’ve visited and they are in an unfathomable situation,” she added.
