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The second measurement gave the same outcome with certainty. Before the first measurement, the state was |+⟩ — genuinely 50/50.
Did measurement reveal a pre-existing value, or create a new one?
Each qubit on its own sits at the centre — the maximally mixed state. Nothing moved there: this is simply what each half of a Bell pair looks like.
Entangled qubits have no individual pure state. The information is in the correlations between them — a 4-component vector. Two Bloch spheres cannot represent this.
Each qubit individually is maximally mixed — center of the sphere, not on the surface.
Where did the information go? What would you need instead of two Bloch spheres to fully describe |Φ⁺⟩?