After a heartbreaking year, the singer is making a HUGE return in 2020

After a turbulent year in her private life, Nikki Webster is smiling again – and it’s all thanks to her amazing new TV gig! The 32-year-old has excitingly revealed she’s been named the host of one of the biggest reality shows in the world – Dance Moms.

Nikki, who has run her own dance company, Dance @ Nikki Webster in NSW for more than a decade, made the announcement in a video where she called on budding professional dancers aged eight to 16 to audition for the show, which is set to air next year.

While many of the details are still under wraps, it’s said Nikki will serve as the dance matriarch – what Abby Lee Miller does in the US version – who will oversee an elite troupe as they battle it out in competitions around the nation.

Nikki has remained largely out of the limelight since her star-making turn in the 2000 Sydney Olympics, but is said to be thrilled to get back in front of the camera and throw herself into work, especially in light of her personal struggles.

MARRIAGE BREAK-UP

In October, fans were shocked to hear that Nikki’s relationship with Matthew Mcmah had unravelled, when Woman’s Day revealed they had quietly called time on their seven-year marriage.

While Nikki remained quiet over the details, it was later revealed through court documents that Matthew had been convicted of common assault domestic violence after an altercation outside Nikki’s dance studio.

Police reports reveal that 39-year-old Matthew, who shares two children, daughter Skylah, five, and son, Malachi, two, with Nikki – caused her to fall to the ground in “immediate pain” after holding her forearms during an argument in the parking lot.

Despite her heartbreak, Nikki’s professional life has been given a boost after the enormous success of her appearance on Ten’s The Masked Singer earlier this year. And friends say Nikki is determined to put her dark times behind her and keep looking to the future.

Source: Woman’s Day
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