Photo: Allison Holker/Instagram. Inset: Allen Berezovsky/Getty
In an exclusive chat with PEOPLE surrounding her partnership withThe Incredible Egg Challenge, the dancer and television personality, 33, explains thatZaia’s incident occurred recently when the 16-month-old was “going down the slide at the park.”
According to Holker, the cast — which Zaia is getting taken off this week — was put on the toddler just as a “precautionary” measure, as doctors didn’t see anything on her X-rays that caused them alarm.
“But she’s okay. She’s literally, not even for one day, ever slowed down,” Holker quips, adding that Zaia wasted no time “chasing her brother"Maddox Laurel, 5 this month, around as soon as they got home from the doctor.
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While her family of five (which also includes husbandStephen “tWitch” Bossand daughterWeslie Renae, 12) is still in lockdown together amid the ongoingCOVID-19 crisis, they’re gearing up to make thisEaster— the day Maddox was born in 2016! — a memorable one.
“[Weslie is] in charge of making our deviled eggs … and my mother always made an egg roll. So we always made sure we have that and [are] bringing her into our family base and talking about her in it,” says Holker.
Usually during the low-key day, theDesign Star: Next Genhost says, “We bake, we cook, we make things like cupcakes. We make these little bunny ears out of white chocolate, and we’ll put them on top of the cupcakes.”
“We always look forward to this time,” Holker shares. “I mean, really, anything that we can do to create memories for our kids.”
Allison Holker.Courtesy of The Incredible Egg
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And The Incredible Egg Challenge certainly fits right into the Boss family’s best-loved Easter traditions. Having kicked off on Tuesday,the three-week event, in Holker’s words, is a competition she’s hosting where a group of “taste maker” contestants go “through a couple of different challenges,” which boast a new theme every week.
“We’re going to have the audience voting for their creations with eggs,” she tells PEOPLE. “Whoever becomes the fan favorite at the end of the day will becrowned the Golden Egg Grand Prize winner, and they’re going to be winning a free monthly breakfast from a local restaurant plus a $5,000 donation to the hunger charity organization of their choice.”
Of her reasoning behind wanting to get involved, theSo You Think You Can Dancealum says, “I am always looking for new ways of decorating my home, cooking and baking. And then also anything that has to do with giving back to an organization really sits heavy on me and my family. It makes sense because it was everything encompassing all the things I love.”
source: people.com
