Try not to hope to see Arnold Schwarzenegger lashing on dance shoes … ever.

Subsequent to participating in week four of Hitting the dance floor with the Stars, Schwarzenegger’s wellness model child Joseph Baena — who is contending on season 31 with ace artist Daniella Karagach — was gotten some information about the chance of his renowned father joining the show sometime in the not so distant future.

To that, the 25-year-old entertainer said: “This show? No, no.” “No doubt, definitely, better believe it. Simply demand Dani, we’re great,” Karagach, 29, told correspondents after Monday’s episode as Baena answered, “Definitely, provided that, provided that Dani is his accomplice.”

Despite the fact that a serious dance television series isn’t something they’ll probably ever share for all intents and purpose, Baena and Schwarzenegger, 75, still offer their looks — however that is something that the two attempt to abstain from examining.

“You realize we do whatever it takes not to bring that up in discussion an excess of on the grounds that I’ll most likely get rebuffed for it,” he said while snickering.

Monday’s episode of DWTS saw big name hopefuls and their accomplices hit the dance floor in festival of famous Disney+ movies and series.

For Baena’s dance schedule, he showed up as Hercules — a person that Schwarzenegger once played in the 1970 film Hercules in New York.

Baena said the Eliminator entertainer is “so cheerful” and “so pleased” of his endeavors on DWTS.

Joseph Baena bonds with dad Arnold Schwarzenegger by pumping iron at the famous Gold’s Gym

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“I love my dad. He’s the most astute, best man I can imagine,” he proceeded. “Thus, you know, to be contrasted with him, to be in a similar person, Hercules — you realize he played Hercules in New York. It’s astonishing, you know? It’s amazing. Also, who would rather not resemble their dad, isn’t that so? Along these lines, it’s perfect.”

Hitting the dance floor with the Stars airs live on Mondays at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT on Disney+.