'Dance Moms' season 7 cast rumors, update: Chloe Lukasiak contemplates potential return?
One of the most popular names linked to "Dance Moms" is Chloe Lukasiak's and over the past few days, it has been rumored that she may be considering a big comeback for season seven, which is expected to start airing early next year.
The rumors started when Lukasiak posted a photo of her with other dancers wherein she captioned the photo: "Last day at the original studio." The said studio is where she is currently rehearsing and some have speculated that she may be hinting of leaving Studio 19 so she can return to the ALDC.
According to The Bitbag, Lukasiak is said to be contemplating if she will return to "Dance Moms" or not. She had a good, long run with the series but she also had her fair share of drama with coach Abby Lee Miller and the big star of the show, Maddie Ziegler.
Though Lukasiak may be linked to the seventh season, some others suggest that it is unlikely to see her back in the ALDC anytime soon. This is because she has a long list of projects this year. She has also proven that she can definitely stand out even without Miller and "Dance Moms."
Lukasiak won last year's Teen Choice Dancer Award, and this year, she has been nominated for the award again, along with her former dance-mate Ziegler and Kalani Hilliker.
It's obvious that Ziegler won't be back for "Dance Moms" season seven and though there were earlier rumors pointing to the show's possible cancellation after the Ziegler sisters' departure, Miller managed to get another installment on paper.
Casting is currently going on for the upcoming season and it seems Miller is pumped up to get her students back on track despite the many issues she's faced with. Miller was recently summoned to court due to fraud and money laundering charges.
Amid all the problems Miller and her ALDC is facing, it seems Lifetime is still willing to give her another shot.
"Dance Moms" season seven might premiere sometime January 2017.
-
RECOMMENDED
- Faith-based partners support global pandemic accord says world healh body
- Philippines's Good Friday group re-enacts crucifixions and whippings
- Donald Trump's name is now selling Bibles instead of real estate, upsetting some
- UK's King Charles to attend Easter service in first major appearance since cancer diagnosis
- Indian court ruling effectively outlaws Islamic schools in the country' s most populous state
-
News from Entertainment
-
Ecumenical Jury awards film prizes at Berlinale 2018
- South African release date for Tutu movie starring Forrest Whittaker on the horizon
- 'One Punch Man' season 2 release date news: Ad confirms anime now in production; exact release date TBA
- Dota 2: The International 2017 dates, ticket prices, details: $300 to watch entire six-day event
- 'The Crown' season 2 spoilers, predictions: Three prime ministers, Suez Crisis, Profumo affair
-
-
World churches group prays for abducted archbishops of Aleppo held for 11 years
-
Rabbi urges Jewish students to leave Colombia campus, warns that school, NYPD cannot guarantee safety
-
India's elections kick off with calls to stop violence against Christians and those from other minority religions
-
Pope Francis warns against a 'much bigger war' after Iranian attack on Israel
-
World churches body critical of World Russian People's Council decree describing Ukraine conflict as 'Holy War'
-
Churches play a key role as Colombia emerges from conflict, say peace envoys
-
Religious leaders in Israel's 3rd largest city meet for multi-faith coexistence