“Dance Mothers” alum Dr. Holly Frazier clapped again at critics who criticized her daughter, Nia Sioux, over the discharge of her explosive tell-all memoir, “Backside of the Pyramid.”

A day earlier than her daughter’s e book was launched, Frazier shared a passionate video on TikTok, slamming those that have been criticizing her daughter for releasing her new memoir, which particulars heartbreaking tales from her time filming “Dance Mothers.” For these unfamiliar, Frazier starred on the Lifetime actuality sequence alongside her daughter from 2011 to 2017 and spent many episodes on the middle of the drama.

In her video, Frazier responded to the people who have been upset together with her for conserving her daughter on the present for so long as she did, calling them “manipulative” for attempting to “deflect the problem onto me.” She continued, insisting she wouldn’t let her daughter’s expertise be invalidated, including, “Disgrace on you. You have to be embarrassed. That was an ignorant, low blow.”

Elsewhere on her TikTok, Frazier appeared to slam Sioux’s dance teacher, the villainous Abby Lee Miller, explaining that her daughter needed to work via difficult experiences stemming from “somebody who didn’t do their job.” She added, “Nobody was employed to be evil or merciless.”

Frazier’s submit comes days after her “Dance Mothers” co-stars, Kelly Hyland and Christi Lukasiak, mentioned Sioux’s memoir on their “Again to the Barre” podcast. Throughout their dialogue, Hyland made clear that she had a problem with Sioux’s writing.

“She talks about all of us and our children, and I simply really feel like … a cellphone name would have been good, saying ‘My daughter goes to speak about everyone within the e book,'” she mentioned. “In the meantime, my children weren’t even there for 90% of it, what she’s speaking about within the e book. However we’re lumped in all of that.”

Throughout one other portion of the podcast, Hyland questioned what took Frazier so lengthy to take away her daughter from the present, saying, “Holly was on there the longest out of any mother, and now Nia writes a e book about how she was handled. And I kinda really feel like, OK, why did not you get her off the present?”

Sioux writes about her difficult relationship with the present within the pages of her e book, and on TikTok, Frazier mentioned many individuals have been touched by her story. “What we’re not going to do is manipulate the reality and the narrative to suit your personal agenda since you don’t wish to maintain sure folks accountable … We’re not going to take benefit and do my child incorrect,” she added.

Earlier than she completed, Frazier challenged her daughter’s critics to buy a replica of the title slightly than trashing it on-line. “I’m disengaging from anybody who has the incorrect opinion,” she captioned the video.

Along with writing about her choice to proceed filming the present for so long as she did, Sioux additionally opened up about some deeply hurtful moments that occurred on the set of “Dance Mothers” as nicely, such because the time Miller allegedly berated her over her hair, which was in braids on the time.

“Abby advised me that I wanted to repair my hair as a result of it regarded terrible. She mentioned — on digicam, no much less —’ It is like a log popping out of the aspect of her head,'” she wrote earlier than claiming that her dance instructor as soon as requested her whether or not she wished she had “white-girl hair.”