'Dance Moms' Season 6: Abby Lee Miller’s Absence On The Lifetime Show's Most Recent Episode Causes A Stir Among Mini Moms

On last Tuesday's episode of Lifetime's "Dance Moms," Abby Lee Miller left the dance troupe to concentrate on dealing with her legal proceedings. Her absence caused a leadership vacuum, which caused moms of the mini team to be stressed, resulting with them clashing with one another.

According to Fashion N Style, the most recent drama came from the moms of Miller's new mini team. Just moments before the competition was about to start, moms Kerri and Tiffanie discussed with the other moms the fight that they had the night before.

While they were fighting, Kerri, whose daughter is 6-year old Peyton, threatened to call the police on Tiffanie, the mother of 8-year old Alexus. She also called her a "dumb b***h" while telling the other moms the story.

Yahoo reported that the dance moms of the older and elite dancers intervened and attempted to make peace between the women, with one of them saying, "You can't work against each other. That's what you've been doing. That's not a team." Though backstabbing is usually a norm in "Dance Moms" etiquette, the intervention was enough to calm the moms down and successfully get through the competition.

Maddie Ziegler's mom, Melissa Gisoni, laid out her thoughts on the mommy drama and posted them on Twitter. "So tired of mom negativity!" she tweeted. "Whatever happened to supporting one another's girls and team members!?!"

So tired of mom negativity! What ever happened to supporting one another's girls and team members!?! #DanceMoms

— Melissa Gisoni (@dancemom1313) February 3, 2016

For those anxious to know whether or not Abby Lee Miller is set to return to "Dance Moms," it has been reported that she would be reappearing in the latter part of the season. Although she will also be seen on the Feb. 9 episode, a sneak peek showed the dance instructor saying she will not be staying for long.

To learn more, catch "Dance Moms'" next episode on Feb. 9 on Lifetime.