“Dance Moms” Season 6 returns Tuesday, March 29 with a brand-new episode that's full of drama, focusing on the ongoing feud between moms Ashlee Allen and Jill Vertes.
The ongoing feud between Jill Vertes and Ashlee Allen has propelled Kendall and Jill in the spotlight they are currently in, reports the International Business Times. The mother and daughter duo are now speaking out and defending themselves against the backlash they have received after the previous episode.
After the previous episode, Jill received a lot of negative remarks because of her refusal to celebrate Brynn Rumfallo's inclusion into the elite Abby Lee Dance Company. Some, coming from “Dance Moms” viewers, called Jill a “bully,” and, after making 12-year-old Brynn cry during the episode, she was also asked by many if she was “proud” that she did.
“People shouldn’t judge a person or a child from what they see on a TV show,” Jill replied. “I’m not a bully, but I surely am being bullied now. Funny how people hate a bully, then act a bully.”
In the trailer video, Jill was seen confronting Ashlee regarding the way she treats Kendall. Watch the trailer here.
For her defense, Kendall's mom also tweeted that if the show didn't introduce Ashlee and Brynn in the show, the current happenings wouldn't even be happening right now.
@SugarCoatedKD if they didn't bring Ashley and brynn on, there wouldn't be drama
— Jill Vertes (@DanceMomJill22) March 23, 2016
In another tweet, mom Jill notes that bullying on the show seems to have been sadly encouraged by the producers themselves.
@SugarCoatedKD no one encourages bullying...oh except the producers of course. — Jill Vertes (@DanceMomJill22) March 23, 2016
What will happen in the next episode? Fans will just have to watch the upcoming episode to know what happens next.
“Dance Moms” Season 6 Episode 13 will feature Kendall “standing up” to Ashlee during certain segments, and will cause Ashlee to ponder if whether the moms have been too involved in the drama.
“Dance Moms” airs on Lifetime, Tuesdays at 9 P.M. EDT.
