'Dance Moms' season 6 spoilers, latest news: Nia, Holly Frazier to leave ALDC?

It seems like one of Abby Lee Miller's girls will not return to the Abby Lee's Dance Company studio when "Dance Moms" returns for season 6. 

Speculations surfaced that Abby will lose her contemporary and acro/ jazz dance expert Nia Frazier when the latter's mother Holly started making statements implying that they will not return to the show. 

"It's unfortunate. I think with any type of evolution with relationships there would be hope that there would be opportunities to repair it. As a person, I thought I gave an example of how we could and it's unfortunate that she thinks we can't," Holly told Perez Hilton at the red carpet of the Reality TV Awards. 

Fans of Lifetime's dance reality series know that Abby and Holly have been feuding for quite a while. During the reunion episode of "Dance Moms" season 5, Abby stated that Holly may have a jealousy streak. Holly, on the other hand, told host Jeff Collins that she gets mad at the dance director whenever the latter attacks the girls when she is having a bad time with the mothers. 

The bad blood between the two was allegedly aggravated during the recently concluded awards show held at The Avalon in Hollywood, where Abby described their relationship as "the worst." 

Even 13-year-old Nia expressed her disappointment over the lack of support that she got from the dance directress when she launched her first music video titled "Star In Your Own Life." 

"I really hoped that [Abby] would be supportive, but if she isn't, it's her opinion," Nia said. "If she's not supporting me it doesn't feel that good, but I have other people who support me." 

Currently, "Dance Moms" season 6 is in production.

Meanwhile, Abby's favorite student Maddie Zieglar is getting another exposure after landing a role in the sixth season of ABC Family's "Pretty Little Liars." Based on Maddie's Instagram post, she will share a creepy scene with Troian Bellisario, who portrays the role of Spencer in the teen mystery series. 

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