The popular reality series Dance Moms, which aired from 2011 to 2019, brought the lives of Abby Lee Miller’s students into the spotlight. Now, fans are curious to know what the cast of Dance Moms is up to these days.
Abby Lee Miller founded the Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC) in Pittsburgh when she was just 14 years old. Known for her demanding and passionate instruction style, Abby faced many challenges during the show, including clashes with angry moms, battling cancer, bankruptcy, and even serving jail time. Despite these obstacles, Abby continues to teach dance to students worldwide via Zoom and has also launched a podcast called Leave it On The Dance Floor.
Brooke Hyland, daughter of Randy and Kelly Hyland, was an OG member of the ALDC but left the show in Season 4 due to clashes with Abby. Since then, Brooke has built a successful career as a social media influencer and TikTok star, graduating from Ohio University with a degree in marketing.
Nia Sioux, daughter of Evan and Holly Frazier, focused on singing and acting after her time on Dance Moms, with roles in movies and TV shows like The Bold and the Beautiful and Sunnyside Up. Nia also had a cameo in the Mean Girls reboot in 2024.
Maddie Ziegler, daughter of Kurt Ziegler and Melissa Gisoni, is one of the most famous faces to come out of the ALDC. Along with her successful dancing career, Maddie has ventured into acting, with roles in various movies and TV shows. She also released a memoir and a makeup collection with Morphe.
Mackenzie Ziegler, Maddie’s younger sister, has also found success in acting and singing post-Dance Moms. With roles in TV shows and movies, Mackenzie has even competed on The Masked Singer, coming in third place. She is set to release her third album in 2024.
Chloe Lukasiak, daughter of Marc and Christi Zook Lukasiak, has focused on her acting career since the end of Dance Moms. Chloe has appeared in several films and released a book titled “Girl on Pointe: Chloe’s Guide to Taking on the World.” She also has a thriving YouTube channel with over two million subscribers.
Kendall Vertes, daughter of Erno and Jill Vertes, has pursued singing and acting since her time on Dance Moms. She has appeared in various productions and hosts her show, The Kendall K. and Friends Show, on CBS-TV.
JoJo Siwa, the youngest member of the original Dance Mom team, has become one of America’s biggest social media stars since the show ended. JoJo has delved into music, acting, and even served as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance. She has been focusing on her music career in recent years, embracing her “not made for children” era.
While Dance Moms may have ended, fans can still catch all the action on various streaming platforms like Hulu, Disney+, Tubi, Pluto TV, Lifetime, and Sling TV. Additionally, the highly-anticipated Dance Moms: The Reunion will premiere on Lifetime on May 1, 2024, featuring interviews with fan-favorite dancers discussing their time on the show and revealing shocking revelations from behind the scenes.
