E! News looked at what several former Dance Moms stars are doing now, years after the Lifetime series first premiered in 2011. The article notes that many of the show’s alumni have built careers in entertainment, content creation, music and business.
Chloé Lukasiak recently sparked relationship speculation after posting photos on Instagram, including one slide that showed her holding hands with an unidentified person. Lukasiak has also said she is grateful for her time on Dance Moms, which she says helped shape who she is today.
According to E! News, Maddie Ziegler has gone on to act in projects including Sia’s Music, the 2021 West Side Story remake, My Old Ass and Pretty Lethal. She has also released a bestselling memoir, served as a judge on So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation, and co-hosts the Take 20 With Maddie and Kenzie podcast with her sister Kenzie Ziegler.
Kenzie Ziegler has continued releasing music and acting as well, while former castmate Brooke Hyland has been focusing on content creation and writing a fantasy fiction book, according to E! News. The article also says Nia Sioux has remained active in music and acting, and JoJo Siwa’s post-show career has included music, acting and other public appearances.
Chloé Lukasiak also helped launch Elevé National Dance Competition with her mother and another mother-daughter team, though the competition lasted only one year. E! News says she is now based in New York City and continuing to build her next chapter.
