Four years ago, Dance Moms' Chloé Lukasiak thought she had taken her last plié. But with the space to reflect on her 'very difficult' chapter, she told E! News, she's eager for her second act.
's oft-chastised pupils came to a sudden end with an ugly argument that saw the studio owner bellow that the then-13-year-old
Asked if her experience under Abby's tutelage was worse than it appeared on screen, Chloé responded, "Absolutely. It was a very difficult situation. But I always say this—and I really mean this from the bottom of my heart—I wouldn't change a thing about it."to be a little, well, loving, "I feel like everything we go through shapes who we are as people," she noted.
Kicking off in Indianapolis this January, every aspect of Elevé is designed with their overarching goal in mind. "Just reminding ourselves constantly of why we created this is the most important," she explained, "and making sure we hire people who align with that vision. We're taking our goal and implementing it into every single decision we make from the awards to the merchandise to the whole experience of the weekend.
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