'Dance Moms' season 6 to tape Halloween special

Lifetime's hit dance reality series "Dance Moms" is currently in the middle of filming for the show's upcoming sixth season, but it will not stop its cast and crew from celebrating the Halloween traditions.

On its Twitter, "Dance Moms" announced that it will be conducting a special taping on Oct. 31 hosted by Dream National Dance Competitions.

The post read, "Come be a part of the hit Lifetime TV show Dance Moms and watch the dancers from the ALDC compete against area dance studios. Be a part of the taping!"

The event will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday at the Santa Monica High School in Santa Monica, California. Those who wish to become a part of the competition must purchase a ticket worth $25. However, the tickets are limited, which means that fans have to start buying as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, the post did not reveal who among the girls under Abby Lee Miller's dance studio will be joining the said competition. Still fans are hoping that Abby Lee's favorite student Maddie Ziegler will be a part of "Dance Moms" season 6.

Talks about Ziegler's exit from the dance reality show emerged when the dance school's head instructress posted several photos and videos on Instagram to update the fans about the progress of the show. In those posts, Ziegler was obviously missing since she is currently filming the soon-to-be released "Book of Henry" movie in New York.

The 13-year-old dancer, known for appearing in a couple of Sia's music videos and several TV shows this year, has yet to confirm or deny the rumors that she will no longer be a part of "Dance Moms" season 6. However, her photo attached on the Twitter post raised hopes that she will be a part of the show's upcoming season.

"Dance Moms" season 6 is expected to air sometime in 2016.

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