"Dance Moms" star Maddie Ziegler's fame may have just gotten into her head.
On Tuesday night's episode of the hit Lifetime reality TV show, Ziegler, her mom Melissa Gisoni and younger sister Mackenzie were all featured in the car driving on their way to the ALDC studio in Los Angeles.
While there, Gisoni asked her daughters what they are looking forward to this week in the studio, and Ziegler said that she just doesn't want to hear yelling amongst the other moms.
Mackenzie added that she wants everyone to be peaceful, and Gisoni adviced her two daughters to just focus on their dances, and to not mind the moms.
However, the trio's conversation led to the Zieglers talking about the issues surrounding Brynn Rumfallo and her mom Ashlee Allen.
Throughout the past couple of weeks, Rumfallo and Allen are at the center of issues especially after coach Abby Lee Miller verbalized that she wants the former to be Ziegler's replacement when the time comes for her to leave the show and the team.
Since then, Allen has been patronizing her daughter a little bit too much, and the other moms couldn't help but feel jealous for their own children.
A few weeks ago, Miller announced that Rumfallo is now an official member of the team, but it seemed as though she and Allen were the only ones who were genuinely happy for their new status.
Meanwhile, back in the Zieglers car, the "Chandelier" dancer said that she doesn't understand why Allen had to walk out during last week's episode when Rumfallo was just given the ALDC jacket by Miller.
Mackenzie tried to reason out that Rumfallo and Allen were upset because of how the moms reacted when Miller announced that she's now an official member of the team.
However, it seems that no one wanted to listen to the younger Ziegler. Their mom Gisoni asked them to not talk about the issue, but Mackenzie continued by saying that what she's saying is what really happened.
At this point, the older Ziegler urged Mackenzie to keep quiet.
"Shhh!" Ziegler commanded.
"Dance Moms" season 6 airs Tuesdays on Lifetime.