[whooshing]
WOMAN: Abby threw a temper tantrum and stormed out.
WOMAN 2: Do you think she's coming today?
No. I don't.
I think she'll be back.
Tomorrow, end of the week, but I don't think today.
Enough already.
Really?
We've lost for three weeks in a row,
and Abby's not going to be happy about that.
We're not happy about that.
So what is going on?
Well, I'm just warming them up now.
Have you spoken with Abby?
But do you know where we're going this week?
We're going to Sheer Talent in Westminster.
I know it's solo week.
- Oh. - That's great.
So everyone has a solo--
Oh my gosh.
--and there's no group.
Nationals are only five weeks away
and Gianna wants everyone to do a solo
to see who can pull it off and have a solo at nationals.
We'll make it work.
Welcome to my life, bringing everybody
in to Kendall K's life.
So what happens on a daily basis in this room,
normally, with Abby in Kendall's life?
GIANNA: So we hit that, right?
Shoulders down, and then, nope, I can do it right.
Carry on the stamina.
This is a whole lot of stuff in the first 20 seconds
of the routine, right?
And you were fifth last week, right?
You got beat by both of them.
Maddie and Mia.
Holly, you've known Abby longer than any one of us,
so you know exactly where you stand.
Kendall never knows.
She's the same kid every single day,
yet Abby's feelings for her-- she's not quite in.
But she's not quite out.
That's her relationship with Abby, though,
and that's mine, too.
Kendall has a lot going on.
Her single, "Wear 'Em Out," has dropped,
plus this is Kendall's chance to get a solo at nationals.
It's frustrating.
Abby's Kendall's music manager.
She let her down.
KENDALL: This week is solo week, and this is a really
big week for all of us.
So it's a little upsetting that my dance
teacher doesn't show up.
GIANNA: The last two soloists that have won recently
are Mackenzie and Kalani, right?
Which was it last week?
None of the solos won last week, right?
We need to change that this week.
Nationals is too close, and this is your shot.
I've said this time and time again,
and I'll say it now, even though she's not here,
she's going to see these dances.
She's going to see every move you make.
Keep that in mind.
ANNOUNCER: Next up, we have number 54 with "Welcome
to My Life."
[applause]
This was supposed to be Kendall's week.
Unfortunately, Abby walked out and has
been gone for a whole week.
But regardless, Kendall needs to get out on that stage
and be the star that I know she is.
[music playing]
(SINGING) I guess you got to wait
and see after these messages.
[applause]
I wish Abby were here to see this.
You know, with what Kendall was given,
I think she did the best she ever could have done.
ANNOUNCER: Next, we have the pre-teen solo category.
Third place, [inaudible] number 54, "Welcome to My Life."
Moving up slowly.
I just really wish I got first.
I really didn't want to disappoint Abby.
I was disappointed all week.
You know, how come you get the golden girl and the superstar,
the queen, the singer?
Come on, when has my kid ever been allowed to be that?
This was her week and it was about everybody else but her.
What, I shouldn't take advantage of opportunities
for--
Holly, this is not about you, and don't start on me again.
Guess what.
Abby should have been here to help lead the charge--
That's right.
She wasn't.
So I have people surrounding me that should have helped that.
I mean, it was supposed to be Kendall's week this week.
You know, Kendall's song came out,
and every time that it's about Kendall,
then everything got turned about Mia.
This was Kendall's week.
So what?
That's how I know how you feel.
So what.
So what does Mia's project have to do with Kendall's--
- I'm not sticking around. - OK.
I'm not taking responsibility for Abby's thing.
I am done.
Well, you know what, I'm done with people--
--my child--
--blaming me--
I am done.
Have your team.
Kendall's too good for that, for the crap she gets.
It's not fair.