Kendra Wilkinson and Hank Baskett are planning their second child.

The ex-Playboy model – who gave birth to her first son, Hank Baskett IV, in December 2009 – is planning her second child and has already been "practicing" getting pregnant again with her husband.

Luck ran out Tuesday for Kendra Wilkinson, the Playboy model and reality TV star who was eliminated from "Dancing with the Stars."

"I've lasted seven weeks," she said. "Seven weeks longer than I thought I would last."

It's double-up week and everything's topsy turvy! Last week's top scorers (Romeo and Chelsie) got the lowest marks this week, and the lowest scorers last week of the remaining teams (Ralph and Karina) tied for the highest score!

Can this results show possible live up to the wildness of the raw numbers?

You might wonder where the inspiration comes from for some of the more outrageous get-ups on Dancing With the Stars.

As for the flouncy purple-and-orange tango dress Kendra Wilkinson wore Monday night, the inspiration came from Barbie.

They may not have gotten a 10 yet, but Hines Ward and Kym Johnson are the highest-scoring couple this season on Dancing with the Stars — though it may be news to them.

"I didn't know that we were. It seems to be different people [topping the leader board] every week, like last week, so I didn't know.

Dancing with the Stars' remaining six couples tackle two dances this week: a solo and a team number.

Plus, world Latin champion Donnie Burns joins the panel as a guest judge. Who made a rise to the top? Who fell? Find out below!

So, the question some of us were asking Tuesday night was: Where are we? Dancing With The Stars? Or American Idol?

There were so many crossovers between the two shows Tuesday night that it seemed the two television titans had morphed into one super show: Dancing With The Idols.

Another celebrity has fallen to the unstoppable force that is Kendra Wilkinson's breasts.

What's going on? Why does Kendra keep winning? Who exactly is voting for her and why? Honestly, I have no answers. Vague ideas based in nothing but distracted musings -- those I have. Fortunately, that's enough for some theories.

Footwork is part of his training in the ring as a fake wrestler for WWE, but Chris Jericho proved he couldn't quite fake ballroom dancing as well.

The bottom dweller among judges scores Monday for his tango to Journey's "Don't Stop Believin,'" he was dismissed by home viewers in Tuesday's results show as well.

It's guilty pleasures week and there's an American Idol cast-off and a boy super-band in the house. Sounds about right! Come, let's see if anyone's still holding onto their dignity by the time this hour's up...

Tom Bergeron proclaims this a "jam-packed night" and then immediately makes good on his word by throwing to a performance from the nostalgia-fueled supergroup New Kids on the Block and the Backstreet Boys.

Chelsea Kane and Romeo shared the top spot on "Dancing with the Stars" Monday as judges pulled out the first 10s of the night for their performances on guilty pleasure nights.

Kane, 22, got a 10 and two 9s for her performance to "Walkin' on Sunshine" with Mark Ballas, despite his turning his ankle during rehearsal. Romeo, 21, got the same numbers for his waltz to the theme to "Titanic."

Don't be ashamed you watched. It's guilty pleasures week on Dancing with the Stars as the remaining seven couples perform to some of the catchiest tunes in history. Plus: Who fell this week? (Hint: It wasn't Kirstie.)

Is ballroom dancing the biggest guilty pleasure of all, as Tom states? Before we can even ponder that, he throws another "guilty pleasure" at us — live: house band (for the night) Hanson performing "MMMBop.

Are Chelsea Kane and Mark Ballas dancing rebels without a cause? The two have incurred the wrath of Len Goodman for going against the grain with their Dancing with the Stars routines, but the Disney star says it's all for the people.

"I think there's a time and a place for breaking the rules," Kane tells TVGuide.com. "I think we enjoy it because we are one of the youngest couples on the show and we want to entertain." This week, however, look for them to be on their best behavior during their quickstep

Bruno Tonioli, one of the judges on ABC's 'Dancing With The Stars' dished on what's wrong and right about this year's contestants and on next week's "Guilty Pleasures" theme night.

"They still have a lot of work to do but they still have the ability to do so," Tonioli told WABC.

In a Dancing with the Stars season that has been somewhat lacking in the crazy-drama department, Petra Nemcova's elimination this week counts as noteworthy.

The model had tied for the bottom spot during the week 5 performances, but many viewers were shocked to see her go. Why did it happen?

Power balladeer Pia Toscano may have been shown the door at American Idol, but one of the places that door leads is directly into the adjacent studio for Dancing With the Stars.

Host Tom Bergeron announced on Tuesday night that Toscano — whose elimination was met with howls of protest — would be performing on next week's results show. That will be April 26th, less than three weeks since she left Idol. And she'll be performing with her new love connection: Dancing pro Mark Ballas. Toscano will be singing; Ballas will dance to her song with fellow pro Karina Smirnoff.

Petra Nemcova, who was tied for tops on the judges' scoreboard just two weeks ago, was sent home Tuesday on "Dancing with the Stars.'

Nemcova, who went further than most models do on the show said of finishing eighth, "It's been a life changing journey for me." Said her partner Dmitry Chaplin, "Honestly, I am so proud of Petra, she has come so far."

Dancing with the Stars' American Week wraps up as one more couple is cut. Did anyone in the three-way tie at the bottom of the leader board exit the ballroom? Plus: Maks confirms he's sex on a stick.

We get down to business right away (and by the way, could Brooke's dress be any tighter?) The two couples that didn't tie with anyone else face off.

He may have pronounced it "romba," but NFL wide receiver Hines Ward knew the moves of the rumba sufficient to get the highest scores of the season so far on "Dancing with the Stars" Monday.

With straight nines, Hines' 27 out of 30 put him at the top of the leaderboard and perhaps the solid frontrunner position for the rest of the season.