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Originally appeared on E! Online<\/a><\/p>\n

JoJo Siwa<\/a>\u2019s fashion is dancing to a new tune.<\/p>\n

While the \u201cKarma\u201d singer is known for her eccentric style filled with sequins and rainbows of color, she switched up her fashion to be part of fellow Dance Moms alum Kalani Hilliker<\/a>\u2019s wedding alongside Kendall Vertes<\/a>, who also starred on the Abby Lee Miller<\/a>-led show.<\/p>\n

\u201cNever-before-seen footage of Joelle Joanie in a dress,\u201d Kendall quipped in a Sept. 17 TikTok video<\/a> before JoJo stepped into frame. \u201cWoo, she\u2019s in a dress! Look how stunning.\u201d<\/p>\n

Indeed, the \u201cD.R.E.A.M.\u201d singer dazzled in a floor-length lavender gown as she twirled \u201clike Rapunzel\u201d with her hair flowing in the wind. She also sported a pair of nude wedge heels. <\/p>\n

At the end of the clip, Kendall\u2014who donned the exact same outfit\u2014added, \u201cLet\u2019s get Kalani married.\u201d<\/p>\n

And that\u2019s exactly what they did, as the bride confirmed on Instagram<\/a> Sept. 18 that she tied the knot with husband Nathan Goldman the day before, writing on Instagram, \u201cI want to relive yesterday forever.\u201d <\/p>\n

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And during the festivities, JoJo embraced a more formal look yet again after changing outfits for the reception. For the party, the 22-year-old sported a gold sequined cocktail dress with a cape and matching heels, which she showed off on Instagram<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Plus, the Celebrity Big Brother UK star\u2014who started dating her fellow contestant Chris Hughes after meeting on the show in April\u2014proved that she and her Dance Mom alums still remember their old dances. <\/p>\n

\"JoJo<\/p>\n

Kendall Vertes\/TikTok<\/p>\n

In a clip shared to Instagram<\/a>, JoJo, Kendall and Kalani took over the dance floor and did a choreographed number to Photronique and Shari Short\u2019s song \u201cWe on Top,\u201d which they performed during season six of the Lifetime series.<\/p>\n

\u201cBoss Ladies a decade later on the dance floor,\u201d JoJo captioned the video, \u201cat Kalani\u2019s WEDDING!\u201d<\/p>\n

Read on to see more about what the cast of Dance Moms is up to now. <\/p>\n

Maddie Ziegler<\/p>\n

\"<p>Maddie<\/p>\n

In the decade-plus since the Pennsylvania native pirouetted her way into our hearts as the unquestionable star of the Abby Lee Dance Company, she’s jeted her way from electropop star Sia<\/a>‘s music video darling<\/a> to film actress with appearances in Sia’s directorial debut Music, the 2021 West Side Story<\/a> remake and the 2024 flick My Old Ass.<\/p>\n

She also released a New York Times best-selling memoir, 2017’s The Maddie Diaries, judged a new crop of talent on So You Think You Can Dance: The Next Generation and teamed with younger sister Kenzie Ziegler<\/a> for their Take 20 With Maddie and Kenzie<\/a> podcast. “I think we wanted to let our guards down and show something that wasn’t so heavily produced,” Maddie explained to E! News<\/a>, “and, rather, just us having a pretty casual conversation.”<\/p>\n

For her next act, she’s eyeing her own beauty empire. “I would love to do my own line one day,” she said. “I think that would be so amazing and something that I’ve dreamt of doing forever.”<\/p>\n

Kenzie Ziegler<\/p>\n

\"<p>Kenzie<\/p>\n

Fully graduated from her acro days, one of the singer<\/a>‘s latest releases was 2023’s “Anatomy,” a very personal ballad detailing her relationship with her estranged father. “I definitely am stepping out of my comfort zone,” she told People<\/a> of the single, “and being authentic in a different way that\u2019s not just on social media\u2014I\u2019m telling my story.\u201d<\/p>\n

And with all due respect to the nearly 15 million Dance Moms<\/a> fans who follow her on Instagram, she dug a little deeper for her third album, biting my tongue, which dropped in July 2024.<\/p>\n

“I feel like this is just the first time where I can talk about things that have happened with my life and share some important things to me,” she told E! News<\/a>. “I just want people to take away something from it\u2014whether that be happy, whether that be sad or that they can relate to it.” <\/p>\n

Chloe Lukasiak<\/p>\n

\"<p>Chloe<\/p>\n

Nearly a decade after she took her final Dance Moms bow, the trophy-collecting soloist was ready to start living on the dance floor again.<\/p>\n

\u201cI missed dance, and I wanted to find a way to get back to something I had loved so much,\u201d the Girl on Pointe: Chloe’s Guide to Taking on the World author explained<\/a> of launching Elev\u00e9 National Dance Competition with mom Christi Lukasiak and fellow mother-daughter duo Diane and Brittany Pent. \u201cBut I wanted to help create something that was the exact opposite of what I had experienced. Something positive. I challenged myself to develop something to reignite my love of dance.\u201d<\/p>\n

Though the competition took a bow after one year, the Pepperdine University grad is still making moves. Focusing primarily on content creation, the newly minted New York City resident has also been writing her “first fiction fantasy book,” she told E! News in 2023<\/a> and putting some thought into her next chapter. “What I’ve learned the past couple of years is that everything works out exactly as it’s supposed to do.”<\/p>\n

Nia Sioux<\/p>\n

\"<p>Nia<\/p>\n

The OG company member (and death drop enthusiast<\/a>) continues to slay in music (she dropped her single “Low Key Love” in 2020) and acting, fronting the web series Sunnyside Up and appearing in 59 episodes of The Bold and the Beautiful.<\/p>\n

And while wrapping up her day job as a UCLA student (she graduated with a degree in American Literature and Culture in June 2024), she was moonlighting in Hollywood, recently dropping her single “IMMA CATCH”<\/a> and landing on Variety’s 2023 Young Hollywood Impact Report.<\/p>\n

Next up, “I’m just so excited to focus on my career and my craft,” she told E! News in May 2024. “Now I can go off and live my life and experiment and try new things and hopefully direct more and act more and sing more and just perform in general.”<\/p>\n

Brooke Hyland<\/p>\n

\"<p>Brooke<\/p>\n

Trading in group numbers for group trips, the eldest of the show’s OGs led a 2023 excursion to Costa Rica, sharing on Instagram<\/a> in July that “7 days took us from strangers to friends crying in the airport having to say goodbye to each other.”<\/p>\n

Next up, was a six-day jaunt through Croatia<\/a> inspired by the European backpacking trip she enjoyed after graduating from Ohio University. “I explored beautiful places and cultures, while making lifelong friends in the process,” she shared<\/a>. “It was the trip of a lifetime.”<\/p>\n

When stateside, the Pittsburgh resident\u2014who got engaged<\/a> to account manager Brian Thalman in May 2024\u2014makes the most of her marketing degree, both with her Bite-Sized Foodie Instagram account <\/a>and the Hyland Sisters brand<\/a> she shares with little sib Paige. <\/p>\n

Paige Hyland<\/p>\n

\"<p>Paige<\/p>\n

The four-season vet has few tears to save for her pillow as of late. Since earning her degree from West Virginia University in May 2023 (“IM SO PROUD OF YOU!!!! Congratulations,” Christi Lukasiak commented on her graduation ‘gram<\/a>), the model and influencer has criss-crossed the country with stops in the Hamptons<\/a>, Colorado<\/a> and Wyoming<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Paige’s No. 1 travel buddy (other than older sis Brooke): Her longtime boyfriend, former college football player Jayvon Thrift. “Adore you in every kind of way,” she wrote of the fitness model in a 2022 post<\/a>. <\/p>\n

The pair marked five years together in July 2024 by signing their first apartment lease, Paige writing on Instagram<\/a>, “new adventure coming soon.”<\/p>\n

Kendall Vertes<\/p>\n

\"<p>Kendall<\/p>\n

Up until recently, the James Madison University grad was still collecting trophies as part of the Virginia college’s championship-winning dance team. “Younger me would be so proud,” the political science major wrote in a September 2023 Instagram<\/a>. (Naturally, her dance mom<\/a> Jill Vertes chimed in, “I know I\u2019m so proud of my little kendall.”)<\/p>\n

In addition to trying her hand at acting (including the 2019 movie Rapunzel: A Princess Frozen in Time and a live-action version of Anastasia) and singing (as Kendall K, she released several albums), the season two arrival has nabbed more than a few sponsorships, thanks to her 11 million Instagram followers<\/a>. <\/p>\n

JoJo Siwa<\/p>\n

\"<p>JoJo<\/p>\n

Despite appearing in just two seasons of the OG series (after a stint on Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition<\/a>) JoJo with a Bow Bow arguably stole the spotlight<\/a>, going on to nab a massive YouTube following, an exclusive licensing deal with Nickelodeon, endless branded merchandise and a spot on Time’s 100<\/a> most influential people of 2020.<\/p>\n

“One of the biggest things that I ever learned from Dance Moms was either to sink or swim,” she once explained to Kelly Ripa<\/a>. “Not, like, physically, actually in a swimming pool. But to really just be able to survive and to want it.”<\/p>\n

These days, as she pals around with the likes of Miley Cyrus<\/a> and Kim Kardashian<\/a>, she’s doing more than treading water. In 2021, the LGBTQ+ icon partnered with Jenna Johnson<\/a> to compete as the first same-sex couple<\/a> on the U.S. version of Dancing With the Stars<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Now she’s eyeing an even bigger stage, telling Raven-Symon\u00e9<\/a> and wife Miranda Pearman-Maday<\/a>, “My dream, dream, dream, dream is the Super Bowl, to do the halftime performance.” And once the singer\u2014who dropped her debut EP Guilty Pleasure in July 2024\u2014scores that gig, she told the duo<\/a> on an August 2023 episode of The Best Podcast Ever, “Then I’ll retire and have babies.”<\/p>\n

Kalani Hilliker<\/p>\n

\"<p>Kalani<\/p>\n

Back home in Arizona, the dancer, actress and entrepreneur is fully embracing what she calls “my health and wellness era” with the 2023 launch of her beauty line Kare<\/a>.<\/p>\n

“I struggle with anxiety,” she explained to E! News<\/a> of her inspiration. “And I really wanted to create a brand that was inclusive to everyone to be able to just relax and take time for yourself and have a solid self-care routine to help you get through your day.”<\/p>\n

And, yes, the season 4 arrival, who also got her start on Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition, is still nailing every last arabesque<\/a>, having dipped her perfectly arched foot back into dancing and teaching. “I obviously have a very different teaching way than Abby does towards me. Or, honestly, most of my dance teachers,” shared the dancer, who tied the knot<\/a> with Nathan Goldman in September 2025. “I like to be very kind, but also you’ve got to push them to be the best they can be.”<\/p>\n

Asia Monet Ray<\/p>\n

\"<p>Asia<\/p>\n

Consider Asia officially raised. Though the California native stepped away from TV cameras just before her 10th birthday\u2014following one season each on Abby’s Ultimate Dance Competition, Dance Moms and her own standalone series Raising Asia\u2014”I genuinely had a great experience on it,” Asia insisted to E! News in 2021<\/a>, acknowledging that wasn’t necessarily the case for many of her costars. “There was nothing that I would change on my experience whatsoever.”<\/p>\n

Wrapping up her high school career<\/a> in June 2023 as a valedictorian, “I\u2019m extremely proud of myself for achieving a personal goal,” the model and artist wrote on Instagram, “and I can\u2019t wait to see what\u2019s next.”<\/p>\n

Thanks to a plethora of brand deals, invites to every it event and a recently released dance-ready single “Oh Boys” and eponymous album, her future seems bright.<\/p>\n

As for her reality star past, “I really did enjoy the time I had out there and growing up on television,” she told E!. “Even though it seems like a lot, it was something that really set me up for life that I would never take for granted.”<\/p>\n

Camryn Bridges<\/p>\n

\"<p>Camryn<\/p>\n

Brynn Rumfallo<\/p>\n

\"<p>Brynn<\/p>\n

When she exited stage left after a three-season stint that saw her trying to fill Maddie’s ballet shoes, the Phoenix native “wanted to go back to high school and I wanted to just be normal and have my friends,” she explained in a 2023 YouTube video<\/a> with best friend Kelsey Millar. “High school sucked, but I\u2019m glad that I did it. And now that I\u2019ve experienced both lives, I know what I want. Which, there is a way to balance both of them in the middle.”<\/p>\n

For the 2021 grad, that’s meant launching her and Millar’s Out of Line podcast<\/a> and documenting her trips to Coachella<\/a> and Stagecoach<\/a> for her three million Instagram followers<\/a>. Plus, experiencing more than a few run-ins with fans when she takes her dance students to competitions.<\/p>\n

“It’s really cute,” Brynn, who remains close to Kenzie, said of one encounter. “They’re like, ‘Miss Brynn, you’re famous?'” <\/p>\n

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