"Dance Moms" season 6 cast member Kendall Vertes recently slammed Brynn Rumfallo for being called the next Maddie Ziegler.
Just recently, Ziegler left her teammates temporarily to film in New York City for her upcoming movie "The Book of Henry."
While there, ALDC coach Abby Lee Miller decided to invite Rumfallo and her mom Ashlee back on the show.
At that time, Vertes' mom Jill already expressed her dismay over Miller's decision to replace Ziegler with Rumfallo and not her own daughter.
However, Miller made it clear that Rumfallo can be the next Ziegler because of her talent, and Vertes simply allowed herself to deteriorate.
"Kendall K has been groomed to be the next star. There's a pecking order here at the ALDC and sister, you're in the bottom. I'm not going to sit here and let you take away everything that we have worked for," Jill said.
Meanwhile, Rumfallo's mom Ashlee fired back at Jill and her daughter for allegedly telling the former that she cannot be part of the pictures because she is not an actual member of ALDC.
"At competition Kendall told Brynn she couldn't be in the pictures because she was not on their team. Nia actually said, 'Kendall you shouldn't say that' and she goes, 'Just kidding.' That is so passive aggressive and you don't condone it. Your daughter's a smart ass just like you," Ashlee said.
In other news, Rumfallo's fate on the show and ALDC still remains to be unknown due to her inconsistent performances.
A previous episode showed Rumfallo helping her team place first in the group competition.
At that time, Miller commended the young dancer for being able to pull through, and for successfully filling in for Ziegler.
However, a week later, Rumfallo's solo performance didn't fare well with the judges.
At that time, the young talent went up against Kalani Hilliker, and the latter was the one who placed first.
To make things worse, Rumfallo's routine didn't give her any place during the competition.
Following her loss, Ashlee asked Miller if Rumfallo's fate will be announced soon. Unfortunately, the controversial coach said that she still needs time to think about it.
"Dance Moms" season 6 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Lifetime.