'Dance Moms' Star Chloe Lukasiak Confirms She's Not Friends With Maddie Ziegler Anymore, Abby Lee Miller Started Rift?
Chloe Lukasiak and Maddie Ziegler were Abby Lee Miller's star duo in "Dance Moms". The young stars have similar techniques and their styles perfectly compliment each other which is why they are almost unbeatable when the show's terror dance teacher pair them for competition. However, when it comes to individual performances, Miller always favor "The Book of Henry" actress over the "Dance Moms" season 7 star.
Chloe Luasiak has been sharing photos on Instagram of her "Dance Moms" season 7 co-stars and new team members, Kalani Hilliker, Nia Frazier, Kendall Vertes, and Camryn Bridges. The new dream team became so close together after the four Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC) Elite Competition Team members left the studio to join Chloe.
All five talented dancers quickly bonded and formed a tight friendship. "Could not think of a non basic caption so here's a picture of my friends and me having fun," Chloe Lukasiak captioned the snap.
Their closeness is evident to the 15-year-old dancer, actress, and model's social media account, and a "Dance Moms" spoiler page even shared photos of the former ALDC members attending the premiere of Chloe Lukasiak's new film, "Cowgirl's story." Seeing the teen with the ALDC members brought so many memories for the "Dance Moms" fans and it seems that the only one missing is Maddie Ziegler.
Many believed that the Chloe-Maddie rivalry rift started when Abby Lee Miller keeps reminding Chloe Lukasiak that Maddie Ziegler is her better than her. However, the "Dance Moms" season 7 star made sure that people will not drag the rivalry way too long by posting an adorable throwback photo of her, Paige Hyland, and Maddie Ziegler on her Instagram.
Meanwhile, Maddie Ziegler has recently revealed that she has dealt with fake friends before. While many quickly thought that "The Book of Henry" actress was pointing at her former biggest rival, Chloe Lukasiak, the "Dance Moms" alum was actually talking about her friends from school.
"I learned at a very young age that not everyone is your true friend and not everyone is going to like you," Maddie Ziegler told J-14. "One girl in our group would say mean things to me like, 'Why are you wearing your hair like that?,' or 'Your outfit's ugly."