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'Dance Moms' season 7 cast news, update: JoJo Siwa rumored to leave; future of show uncertain

Charmaine Montes September 13, 2016 03:49 PM EST

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"Dance Moms" has just returned to Lifetime for the second half of season 6 but news regarding season 7 are already swirling around.

Reports said that the reality television series is already in production for its next 7. However, nothing is certain yet as rumors suggest that the fate "Dance Moms" season 7 is still hazy. It is said to be at risk of getting cancelled and it has a lot to do with the cast members.

Ever since dance coach Abby Lee Miller's favorite student Maddie Ziegler and her sister Mackenzie left the show, ratings decreased and the hype for the show lessened. It seems like fans simply miss seeing the Ziegler sisters.

Miller tried to fix the matter by trying to find a replacement for Maddie. She previously posted on her social media account posts regarding auditioning new stars for season 7. But while Miller and the production team are trying to bring in new faces, the old members seem to be drifting away.

Meanwhile, Chloe Lukasiak left before Maddie and Mackenzie did.

As detailed in a report, JoJo Siwa is nowhere to be found in the show even after the return of the majority of the ADLC for their first competition. JoJo's mother, Jessalyn Siwa, is also missing in action from the spotlight. There is no word on JoJo's departure but she is found to be staying in Los Angeles for the long haul. Her return to the West Coast didn't signify her return to the show though.

Another star rumored to leave the show is Kendall Vertes, who fearlessly addressed the current legal battles of Miller. She has also vented out her frustration over the dance coach.

"Dance Moms" season 7 may also not push through due to Miller's fraud case wherein she pleaded guilty. As of the moment, nothing is confirmed yet so it's best to take reports with a grain of salt.

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