Dancing With The Stars winners Robert Irwin and Witney Carson aren’t done celebrating.

More than two weeks since the finale episode, the Season 34 champions are still riding the high and savoring their well-earned spotlight.

As the celebration continued, the 32-year-old professional dancer found a fun way to seize the moment by attempting an epic stunt.

In an Instagram post, Carson shared her take on the Nicki Minaj Stiletto Challenge, a.k.a the high school pose challenge, where users try to balance in high heels on top of tiny objects like dumbbells or stacked books.

For the two-time DWTS winner, she did this on top of mirrorballs.

WITNEY CARSON, ROBERT IRWIN AT “DANCING WITH THE STARS” FinaleEric McCandless/Disney via Getty Images

“You guys knew this was coming….” the caption reads.

Carson’s Instagram video garnered a ton of reactions, including one from her dance partner.

“HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS VIDEO,” Robert Irwin commented.

However, his response sparked unexpected challenges from fans who were urging him to do the same.

“Robert, we need you to do this, as well as a mirrorball photoshoot with all your animals at your zoo!!! Thanks,” the follower said.

“We need another one when you go visit her, haha, you need to be in it somehow!” another echoed.

Besides the wildlife conservationist, his mom, Terri Irwin, had a playful response and said, “Work. Life. Balance.”

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The show’s 34th season was the second time Carson won the iconic mirrorball after defeating fellow finalists Alix Earle and Val Chmerkovskiy (runners-up), Jordan Chiles and Ezra Sosa (third place,) Dylan Efron and Daniella Karagach (fourth place) and Elaine Hendrix and Alan Bersten (fifth place.)

Her first Mirrorball moment came in DWTS Season 19, when she and her partner Alfonso Ribeiro emerged as champions.

As for the 21-year-old wildlife photographer, winning the mirrorball was in his genes since his older sister, Bindi Irwin, was the DWTS Season 21 winner with professional partner Derek Hough.

Witney Carson Opens Up About Self-Doubt Before DWTS Season 34 Victory

Before becoming a two-time champion, Carson faced her share of setbacks, falling short of the title in multiple seasons.

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She admitted that losing again and again became emotionally draining and deeply discouraging.

“It meant the world to me to win, and not only because I feel like it’s been a really long time, like, all of my efforts for the last 10 years, just the loss after loss after loss, it can get really hard and really defeating,” she told Viall Files podcast.

Moreover, she also admitted that there were times when she doubted herself, but thankfully, her recent win restored her confidence and proved she was meant to be in the competition.

“I felt like I was very defeated in the fact that, am I even supposed to be on this show? Am I even good? You kind of go back into those fears and those doubts of, I don’t even know, am I good anymore? So the fact that I did win after all these years was just, it kind of gave me confidence of, okay, I can do this. I’m meant to be here,” the pro dancer added.