Putting together dance videos with kids (and dogs!) running around might be stressful for some, but tWitch and Allison are always keeping things light behind the scenes. They explained that their kids are often the inspiration for their videos, and that they can always be part of the videos if they so choose. 

"We actually create the dances around our kids. If they want to be involved or they don’t, that’s totally up to them. I think what’s really nice about us being a couple and doing TikTok videos or videos for social media in general is that we allow our kids to see us in the creation stage," Allison said. They find it very fascinating, and it’s a way for our family to let loose and watch each other and enjoy each other’s company."

But, things have definitely changed since they welcomed daughter Zaia in November of 2019. 

"When we had two, it was like man-to-man coverage. Now with three, we’re outnumbered. Not only is it being outnumbered in bodies, but we’re re-working the way that we spend our time, with all of the activities that each kid has," tWitch said. "The thing that has increased so much is the love in the house. Weslie and Maddox love Zaia so much, it’s awesome to see."

As for whether or not their kids will follow in their parents' dancing shoes, Allison admitted that Weslie has dreams of becoming a lawyer, and she might be forging a different path. 

But, 3-year-old Maddox has, so far, shown an interest in the spotlight. 

"He’s definitely a performer," she said about her son. "He wants all of the attention on him and the lights."