Kimberly Schlapman’s Daughter May Be In Training for Upcoming Reality Competition, “Ultimate Beastmaster”

Posted on February 22, 2017

Between her Simply Southern cooking show, a new baby at home and a steady gig as one fourth of the super group Little Big Town, Kimberly Schlapman found some time to play TV host during the third hour of the Today show this morning (Feb. 22).

The blonde beauty had the pleasure of co-hosting the show with Al Roker and Sheinelle Jones, where she had the opportunity to interview actor and former NFL star, Terry Crews, from FOX’s Brooklyn Nine-Nine.

As Terry talked about his new competition series, Ultimate Beastmaster— a Netflix reality competition where contestants from all over the world tackle an extreme obstacle course—Kimberly shared a story about her little girl, Daisy, getting into the action.

“At our house, my little girl does gymnastics and we have a wedge mat, and one day she was watching these shows and I heard, ‘Boom,boom, boom, boom, boom,’ Kimberly shared. “And I went in the bedroom and she had her wedge mat up against the door and she was running up her door, all the way up the door to hang on the top of the door.”

Check out Kimberly’s turn as co-host on the Today show.

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