u/mackenziemariee

Just listened to the latest Back to the Barre episode and my heart was breaking for Kelly. Hearing her get emotional and start crying over the comments people leave about her was really hard to listen to. Some of the things people say online about her are genuinely so cruel. Calling her stupid, uneducated, mocking or complaining about the way she reads, etc. People seriously forget that she’s a real person and not just a character from a tv show. She’s gone through major health struggles recently, including BEATING breast cancer, multiple strokes, and having open heart surgery. And yet she’s still showing up and being open on the podcast even while being ridiculed online. Just wish people would think a little before making posts or comments about Kelly.

I just noticed Maddie is wearing her Black Swan duet costume in the background of Nia and Kenzie’s duet performance in S1 E10, but I thought Chloe and Maddie didn’t perform that dance until nationals the next week. Anyone have any info on this ?

The way Brooke is so calm too bc she knows she can trust her two dance moms to alter the dress🥺

Idk why this always makes me laugh

She’s so precious and the little tutu!🥺

She was just a baby yet was able to portray such an emotional dark story about an abused child drowning herself…idk I just feel like not many kids that age would be able to convey such a heavy story. It’s one of my favorite Maddie solos and I’m still bitter she didn’t win lol.

Maddie just announced she’s starring in her first ever rom-com!! It’s a Netflix Christmas movie called “In a Holidaze” coming out this December, and she says the plot is kind of like Groundhog Day where she keeps reliving the same day over and over. I’m excited to see her star in a lighthearted and cute Christmas movie! What do you guys think?

I love that Kelly and Paige came to support her! And Kelly’s sign killed me😭 “Run like Abby’s watching”😂😂

“Look at Brooke and Paige, they didn’t shed a tear”

I swear Lisa is exactly that type of 50 year old coworker so many of us young women have dealt with in our 20s, and it’s honestly wild to watch it play out on TV. Like the weird, unprovoked hostility toward a younger woman who’s literally just existing..and theres NO actual conflict or issue…just this underlying resentment because she’s young, confident, and attractive. I’ve experienced that in workplaces before, and it’s so uncomfortable because you’re sitting there like ok…what did I even do to you???

Lisa straight up says, “I don’t like you because you scare me, you’re tall, you’re slim, you’re beautiful, you have a confidence that is so powerful that it makes me shrink.” And Elise is just standing there like ??? because what are you even supposed to do with that?? And then Lisa starts crying. Like girl what 😭

It’s one thing to feel intimidated, but turning that into hate or mistreatment is so unfair and weird. And the crying right after just made it feel even more uncomfortable. And the worst part is how common this dynamic actually is irl.