Dance Moms season 7 cast, premiere date: Chloe Lukasiak's return unlikely; Show premiere rumored for January 2017

Is Chloe Lukasiak returning to the cast of Dance Moms for Season 7?

Speculations were rife on the internet after the former cast member posted a photo of her "last day at Studio 19," which led fans to believe that she may be returning the Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC).

Based on a report by Parent Herald, it may turn out to be a misinterpretation among fans as some commenters explained that the original Studio 19, where she rehearses, was only moving to a new location, thus Chloe's caption.

Since leaving the show, Chloe has started to expand her horizons to acting and has landed several roles for television and movies.

"I started taking acting lessons after I left the show, and I didn't know at that time that I have a passion for it. Now, I'm in love with acting," Lukasiak said in a Wet Paint interview.

Lukasiak left the show in its fourth season allegedly after dance coach Abby Lee Miller referred to her silent sinus syndrome as a lazy eye.

After speculations that the show may not be renewed for a new season after star dancer Maddie Ziegler left the show, it was reported that Miller is dead set on getting Chloe back since she is one of the most popular students to come out of reality show.

But Chloe is currently working on Lifetime's Center Stage: On Pointe, a TV movie about a studio that encourages young dancers which is pretty close to home, so a return to ADLC seems like a long shot.

Chloe, who has appeared as a guest in several television series, has also landed a role in Timothy Armstrong's upcoming film, "Cowgirl's Story" which is currently in post production.

Dance Moms Season 7 has yet to release an official air date but is expected to air on January 2017.

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