'DWTS' Pro Emma Slater Drops Greece Vacation Photos — And Fans Spot a Familiar Face
She is living her best life! Dancing With the Stars pro Emma Slater is on vacation in Greece, and showing off her stunning photos (and body) to friends and fans on Instagram. The 36-year-old shared that it reminded her of filming Mamma Mia! in 2008, and that she's "super grateful" to be there.
She posted the following to the 'gram on Tuesday, July 22, and if you click through the photo carousel, you might just find another familiar face!
"Scenes from Greece," she captioned the carousel. Takes me back to my Mamma Mia days! 🇬🇷 super grateful to be enjoying this beautiful place, wow wow wow! I have to pinch myself and I just can't get over the colour of the sea!!!"
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When a fan spotted Alfonso Ribeiro in one of the group shots, Emma confirmed in the comments that she is vacationing with the Fresh Prince of Bel Air star and his family. She wrote, "Yes! His wife is my bestie," referring to Angela Ribeiro. Alfonso won Season 19 of Dancing With the Stars in2014 with pro partner Witney Carson, and became a co-host of the show in 2022.
She shared another photo dump on Wednesday, captioning it, "Currently accepting 'Captain' as my new title."
Fans couldn't stop gushing in the comments. One person shared, "That looks so magical🥰 and you're absolutely stunning," while another contributed, "'A Star is born.' Look at her just relaxing 😌 on the 'High-Seas'🌊 ... She's a winner and a champion!!"
Others added, "This looks like such an amazing time!," "You're so breathtaking," and "What a beautiful trip! Thank you for sharing some of Greece with us."
Happy vacationing, Emma and the Ribeiro family! We seriously wish we were there.
'DWTS' Pro Emma Slater Drops Greece Vacation Photos — And Fans Spot a Familiar Face first appeared on Parade on Jul 24, 2025
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