'Dance Moms' season 6 spoilers: Episode 3 synopsis revealed; more drama to come

"Dance Moms" is set for another episode next week and more drama and tension should make fans eager to watch it.

In the recently aired episode, titled "Abby vs. Melissa," the moms were surprised to learn that coach Abby Lee Miller has formed a new set of dancers because she thought that the junior elite team is now composed of older members.

Fans also saw the tension between the coach and Maddie and Mackenzie Ziegler's mom, Melissa Gisoni, who grew tired of playing nice. She had the last straw when Mackenzie was at the receiving end of the coach's explosive temper.

The previous episode also featured Miller's struggle with her bankruptcy fraud charges, and this, together with the introduction of the new team, will continue on in the third episode.

According to a spoilers page dedicated to the reality series, episode 3 will feature the new "mini team" arriving to Los Angeles, and it's expected to bring more tension.

Having a new team would only mean that there will be new mothers and dancers, as well as personalities to deal with. The coach is said to be distracted by them, plus her legal issues also get in the way.

The episode will also showcase the competition that the team attended back on Oct. 24. The Abby Lee Dance Company performed at the Devotion 2 Dance (Sheer Talent) held in Santa Ana, California and this will reportedly be part of episode 3, titled "Mini Dancers, Big Drama," according to the spoilers page.

The Teen group dance, hip hop category, won first place with the song "Straight Outta Pittsburgh." Kendall Vertes performed solo to the tune of "All Eyes on Me," and she won first place for the Teen Jazz category. JoJo Siwa also performed a solo to the song "I'll Show You the Dark Side," and she won second place for Pre-teen category.

The title is suggestive enough, so fans should expect more drama to unfold in the world of "Dance Moms."

"Dance Moms" season 6 airs every Tuesday at 9 p.m. EST on Lifetime.

 

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