'Dance Moms' Alum Campaigns to Be on Next Season of 'DWTS' Grace GalanteDecember 8, 2025 at 2:25 AM 0 Getty Images Dance Moms' Nia Sioux is hoping to get on the next season of Dancing With The Stars! On Friday, Dec. 5, a user on TikTok made a video sharing casting predictions for DWTS season 35. In the clip, the creator named Sioux and suggested she be partnered with pro Brandon Armstrong. Sioux seemed to agree with the TikToker, writing in the comment section: "MY DREAM." Armstrong then replied to Sioux, commenting, "So…. What's up? 👀🤝.
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Grace GalanteDecember 8, 2025 at 2:25 AM
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Dance Moms' Nia Sioux is hoping to get on the next season of Dancing With The Stars!
On Friday, Dec. 5, a user on TikTok made a video sharing casting predictions for DWTS season 35. In the clip, the creator named Sioux and suggested she be partnered with pro Brandon Armstrong.
Sioux seemed to agree with the TikToker, writing in the comment section: "MY DREAM."
Armstrong then replied to Sioux, commenting, "So…. What's up? 👀🤝."
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Fans also joined the comment section to share their thoughts on the former reality star potentially joining the competition series.
"Nia and Brandon would be TOP TIER 🔥🔥🔥," wrote one fan. "I would die for Nia and Brandon." commented another.
"If Nia goes on I will do anything in my power to get people I know to vote for her," added a third.
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If successful, Sioux would be the third Dance Moms alum to join DWTS, followed by Jojo Siwa — who placed 2nd in season 30 with Jenna Johnson — and Mackenzie Ziegler, who finished in 3rd on 2018's DWTS: Juniors.
Siwa and Johnson also made history as the first same-sex partnership in DWTS history.
In November, Sioux released her debut memoir: Bottom of the Pyramid: A Memoir of Persevering, Dancing for Myself, and Starring in My Own Life. In the book, Sioux opens up about starring on Dance Moms while being the only Black member on the team for the majority of her tenure.
"Young dancer Nia Sioux was only nine years old when she stepped into stardom as one of the original cast members of Lifetime's reality TV show Dance Moms. Nia learned new choreography week after week and competed against dancers from across the country as well as at her own studio," the book's description reads. "Perhaps her greatest obstacle was suffering through her dance teacher's ranking of the girls against each other in her infamous pyramid, where Nia spent the majority of her time on the bottom — all in front of an audience of millions."
"But there was much that viewers didn't see," it continued. "How her experiences in the studio went far beyond what made it into the show. How she was ostracized for not fitting into an aesthetic that wasn't designed for girls like her. How her friendships and her mental health crumbled under the strain of the show. How she lost control of her story and her voice."
Bottom of the Pyramid is available on Amazon.com or wherever books are sold.
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