Season 7 of the American dance competition reality TV series “Dance Moms” will air on Lifetime on November 29 and latest reports have it that the start of the season shall see dance leader Abby Lee Miller working to create a Super Team.
Apparently, Abby wants to develop star dancers from her remaining roster of young dancers so that some of them can turn into the molds of Chloe Lukasiak, Maddie Ziegler, and Nia Frasier-Sioux.
The creation of the Super Team was actually hinted by Abby herself during the latest trailer for the upcoming seventh season of “Dance Moms” because she wanted to prove her prowess in collecting her best students to form one Super Team, reports Game & Guide.
Some critics are saying that the decision of Abby to create a Super Team may also be part of her motivation to inspire all her young dancers at the Abby Lee Dance Club (ALDC) to have that competitive spirit to take the coveted position of becoming a member of the Super Team.
Thinking about the studio’s future
The first episode of “Dance Moms” Season 7 is entitled “Fight for Your Life” and it takes place eight weeks after Kalani Hilliker, Kendall Vertes, Brynn Rumfallo, and Nia Frasier-Sioux, together with their moms, left ALDC in Los Angeles.
The premiere episode will see Abby Lee Miller talking to the elite team, possibly trying to get them back to ALDC. The coach explained that she had quite some time to think of the studio’s future.
Abby also revealed that she wanted to form one Super Team. She did not explain if she was getting rid of the minis or the junior elite. What she only said was she was definitely sending some of the girls home by the end of the week.
She said she needs winners on her team. She added that she would be creating one Super Team because she wants to go back to the glory days of the dance club.
Dance Mom Jill Vertes predicted that Abby only brought the junior elite back so she could get her revenge. Kendall’s mom said that there’s a possibility that they would all go home in the end and get replaced by the minis, something that Abby said so herself, notes the Inquisitr.
The minis’ moms were clearly thrilled that Abby is focusing all her attention on the new team. Even if the junior elites only got third place at the Sheer Talent Competition, Kalani, Kendall, Brynn, Nia, and their moms were still proud of the choreography.
They held that Erin Babbs and Will Johnston did a great job in pushing the team, creating a new routine that challenges the girls.
A lot of things on her mind
Every fan of “Dance Moms” on Lifetime knows that dance leader Abby Lee Miller has a lot of things going on her mind especially with her fraud cases about to be handed decision upon by the court soon.
Abby Lee Miller admitted to the charges and struck a plea bargaining deal with her guilty plea before the court. But the cases are still considered non-executory as court hearings are put on hold because of the conflict of schedule of the government counsel.
From a supposed December 11 hearing, it was moved to January 2017 though no exact date has been given by the court thus far.
Contrary to rumors that Season 7 of “Dance Moms” is about to be canceled since Abby Lee Miller is likely to render jail time for her felony, everyone should know that the reality TV show has just completed filming its ninth episode.
Thus, it becomes clear that Season 7 of “Dance Moms” is good to go and it will start airing on Lifetime soon. The only remaining question is whether Abby Lee Miller shall be able to complete filming for the seventh season before the court hands down its official decision on her fraud cases.
The 49-year old Abby Lee Miller was charged in 2015 with bankruptcy fraud, concealment of bankruptcy assets, and false declarations of bankruptcy. She was also accused of hiding more than $755,000 in earnings.