Dance Moms Spoilers: Upcoming Season 7 Canceled? Nia Sioux and JoJo Siwa May Soon Leave the Show

By Jenn Loro - 08 Jun '16 15:01PM

'Dance Moms' Season 6 could be reality series' last on Lifetime channel following ALDC coach Abby Miller's current legal woes and the rumored departure of many of its cast members in search for greener pastures. With Nia Sioux and JoJo Siwa getting juicier projects outside the show, fans speculate that both girls may soon follow Maddie Ziegler and Chloe Lukasiak in their quest for more meaningful post-Dance Moms career options.

As reported by International Business Times, 'Dance Moms' is likely on the brink of getting off-air if ALDC roster becomes talent bankrupt. With its big stars gone, leaving-Dance-Moms syndrome seems to have taken over the Millers dance as the rest of the casts start dropping hints of leaving through social media.

JoJo Siwa and her mom Jessalyn were notably absent during the team's recent participation in the Sheer Talent Competition in Washington which was interpreted as an indication of her likely departure from the show. The 13-year-old dancer took the liberty to excuse herself from the competition as she attended the Ladylike Foundation's 2016 Women of Excellence Luncheon in Beverly Hills on the day the contest was held.

Another dancer tipped to leave the group soon is Nia Sioux Frazier who was recently invited to perform for 'Trip of Love' at Stage 42 off-Broadway beginning on July 12. The 'Dance Moms' cast will reportedly be performing solo during the event with numbers that include 'Moon River, 'These Boots are Made for Walking', and 'Wipe Out,' Broadway Buzz reported.

Meanwhile, head coach Abby Lee Miller remains caught up in a slew of legal troubles which cast doubts over the show's longevity. Per Deadline report, Miller has requested her sixth and final request for an extension to respond to a number of fraud charges hurled against her. If she gets convicted, the Dance Moms coach will be slapped with a five-year jail time plus a hefty $5 million in fines. As of now, her lawyers are trying to carve a plea deal on her behalf.