Maddie Ziegler news: 15-year-old in process of getting driver's licence

"Dance Moms" alum Maddie Ziegler is now 15 but has already had a lot of accomplishments in her very short lifetime. However, now that she has left "Dance Moms," her actions have still been followed by the public eye. She is to receive her driver's license soon, to add to her already impressive accolade.

According to Entertainment Tonight, Ziegler had just turned 15 on Sept. 29, Saturday, which means that she in now eligible to apply for her driver's license. To start off, Ziegler exclaimed that she is now ready to get her student's driving permit and stated: "I'm excited. I think I'm gonna be a great driver."

The adorable revelation occurred while Entertainment Tonight interviewed Ziegler at the Knott's Scary Farm event in Buena Park, California. According to Refinery 29, Ziegler has already achieved so much in the entertainment business, despite leaving "Dance Moms" for personal reasons. She already starred in the film "The Book of Henry," has written a New York Times best-selling memoir, and is on top of designing her own clothing line.

These are more achievements than some professionals who have been in the industry for much longer than the very young Ziegler. In a report by AOL, Ziegler had a great experience when she appeared in American singer/songwriter, Sia's music video, "Chandelier" back in 2014. The two have become very close since then, which puts Ziegler at a very advantageous position to get a very early and substantial head start in what looks to be a promising career.

In an interview with Billboard, it can be surmised that Ziegler might want to expand her clothing line and move into make-up as well. She revealed that she had been doing her own make up since she was 6-years-old, and has even successfully impressed make-up artists with the knowledge that she has about their craft. However, first things first: she must get her driver's license.

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