"Dance Moms" executive producer Bryan Stinson recently confirmed that the Lifetime reality TV show has been renewed for another season. Just recently, Stinson posted a casting call for "Dance Moms" Season 6 via his Twitter account, which confirmed that new young dancers will be hired to appear on the show.
A poster for the auditions was posted alongside Stinson's tweet and it noted that whoever will audition should be available for filming for 16 weeks or up to six months, according to Design & Trend.
"If you are ready to take your kid's career to the next level and give them the fame that they deserve, MOMS, this is your opportunity. Producers are looking for DANCERS who feel they have what it takes to train and compete with Abby," the poster reads.
Meanwhile, Stinson's tweet confirmed that controversial dance coach Abby Lee Miller will continue to teach the young dancers in the upcoming season. In the past, Miller claimed that there's a chance she will no longer return to "Dance Moms" after she had problems with getting her payment on time.
While speaking with Entertainment Tonight, Miller revealed that she was not part of some episodes from season 5 because she also got into an argument with the show's producers.
In other news, fans of "Dance Moms" are also wondering whether or not Maddie Zeigler will return to the reality show for Season 6.
Just recently, Ziegler sat down for an interview with MTV Australia where she said that she's not sure whether or not she will be back on the show.
"I'm not sure what's going to happen for season 6. I don't know if I'm going to do it or not, so it just depends," she said. Fans of Ziegler are speculating that the 12-year-old dancer may not be back because of her other professional engagements and opportunities.
"Dance Moms" Season 5 airs Tuesday nights at 9 p.m. ET on Lifetime.
