With the rumor about Nia Frazier leaving "Dance Moms" officially debunked, Abby Lee Miller is still hard on the 13-year-old as the coach excluded her from their latest engagement and even left some choice words for good measure.

Since last season, speculations about Nia Frazier quitting "Dance Moms" have been reported by various online news sources.

In response to the rumors, and also to assure fans that she would be part of "Dance Moms" season 5, Nia Frazier posted a "Keep Calm" meme image on Instagram. She captioned the image,

"For the rumor spreaders.... @dancemomholly and I are not leaving #DanceMoms have a nice day."

"Despite the positive news, the Fraziers and Miller are still cold with each other," said Movie News Guide. "Holly's insistence in working independently for Nia's own singing career put Miller on the edge of her patience. Rumors started to circulate. It was when Nia was excluded by Miller in some events in Australia."

But the drama between Abby Lee Miller and Nia Frazier, along with her mom Holly, is only fueling rumors that she's quitting "Dance Moms."

In episode 20, for instance, Nia Frazier was told that she won't be participating for the Sydney event. Her mom then decided that the 13-year-old should hold her first concert and even hiring a music video choreographer.

In episode 20, Abby Lee Miller blew her top when she learned of Nia Frazier's concert.

"You are here because I am here," she told the girl. "Whatever. I hope you have something to fall back on because this ain't it kid!"

The second part of episode 21, titled "Dance Moms Down Under, Part 2," will air on June 9. the synopsis reads, "Jealousy and competition threaten the ALDC as the team is divided into two factions when Abby excludes Nia and JoJo from the rest of the planned events in Australia."

"Kendall, Kalani, Maddie and Mackenzie have to learn a new routine to perform at a private fan event, while Holly brings in Mikey Minden to help Nia prepare to perform her single for the first time live. Holly makes it clear that, if the moms don't show up for Nia's performance, it could be the end of the ALDC as we know it."