[dramatic music]
This week, we will attend Fierce national dance
competition.
Lilliana and Elliana will perform a duet, "Oceans 2."
All right, let's go.
Listen up, you two.
"Oceans 2," you're doing very beautiful, unique
creatures in the way they move.
So you're in the water, and I want
you to look like a dolphin.
Yes?
All right.
Let's go.
5, 6, 7, and walk over.
I have a duet with Elliana and Lilliana.
And I knew from the very first time I laid eyes on these kids
that Elliana and Lilliana would make great duet partners.
But these moms are at each other's throats.
They're jealous.
Anybody see the video that Lily did, the Sia video?
Yes.
That was exciting.
She had a lot of fun.
Like, I'm super proud.
Over the break, Lilly got the lead role in this Sia video,
just like Maddie.
It was one of the biggest things that's happened for Lilly.
And we've been on cloud nine for weeks and weeks.
I was proud of her.
It was her first time doing something like that.
So Yolanda, you seem like you're not happy for Lilly.
Who's to say that I'm not?
I'm happy for Lilly.
But Ellie will be on her own pathway,
and I'm proud of the gains that she's making.
Uh.
Honestly, it is totally fine.
This is what I need to teach my child,
is sometimes doors open for others.
That doesn't mean that you go ahead and just
close doors for yourself.
I'm happy for Lilly.
It just doesn't seem that way.
It is what it is.
Yolanda, you're sitting here so defensive because you're
jealous of Lilly.
That's fine. And you know what?
She got it.
We move on.
It doesn't matter.
It's not even Ellie and Lilly that are rivals.
It's really Stacey and Yolanda are the rivals.
And they try to hide their crazy.
I can spot a crazy dance mom.
And they're both crazy.
Two little ones, let's go.
Lilly, your hand doesn't hold your leg.
Straighten your knees!
Lilly!
Stop.
Why are you still doing that wrong?
Well, last night, they were supposed to practice.
We were there.
We didn't have a plan that was established.
Yes, we did.
It was in a text.
I said-- no we did not.
We did not say that we were definitely
going to have a practice.
We did not say that.
We've always practiced.
Wait, so did you run Elliana by herself then?
Yeah, when we came home, but not with her partner.
Interesting.
So did you do this all on purpose so that the kids
don't have solos and have to go up
against each other next week?
Oh, ladies.
All right, let's go.
Let's do it.
ANNOUNCER: Ladies and gentlemen, a petite advanced competition
with an acro performance, please help me
welcome entry number 33, "Oceans 2."
[cheering]
[gentle music]
Well, that's what happens.
[applause]
Stacey will not shut her mouth.
She is yap, yap, yapping away, and we are right within earshot
of the judges.
If she was smart, she would keep her mouth shut.
So don't cry, OK?
You did great.
There's-- you don't need to cry.
I thought they were great.
You're being very pessimistic.
She's like, and this was wrong, and this was wrong,
and this was wrong.
And I was like, wow.
Their timing was off.
Then maybe Lilly should've been
still practicing on her own.
They were supposed to practice together, and she never came.
I got back.
I texted her right away.
She said Lilly is going to bed now.
Yolanda, just because you are talking
doesn't mean that it's the truth.
And no one believes you, and you look like a fool.
You're calling me a liar.
I'm calling you a bitch.
ABBY: OK, you know what?
Get your purses.
You're leaving.
All right?
Let's go.
And our first place duo/trio of the day
goes to entry number 33, "Oceans 2."
[applause, cheering]
Wow.
Lilly, Elliana, won the overall high score duet.
There's lots of writing on the judges' papers.
I'm guessing their eyes were down when mistakes happened.
I think if the judges heard your mothers' conversation,
you wouldn't have won that.
You both have solos next week.
So if the tension was hot this week between the two mothers,
next week, it's going to be boiling.