‘Dance Moms’ Kalani Goldman
Buys Dance Studio in Home Town!!!
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“Dance Moms” alum Kalani Goldman is making a major move off-screen … she’s officially opening her own dance studio.
Kalani recently signed a lease on April 19 and tells TMZ she chose a spot in North Scottsdale, close to where she grew up — right near the intersection of Thunderbird and Scottsdale Road — saying the location just “felt right” as she looks to build the next generation of dancers.
The space is no small operation either … Kalani says the studio clocks in at about 3,500 square feet and includes three separate rooms for classes and training.
As for the vibe, she’s going for something a little softer than your typical high-intensity studio. Kalani says the interior will have a light, airy, almost dreamy feel, with creams and browns dominating the palette and burgundy serving as a pop color.
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More importantly, she wants the space to feel like home. Kalani tells us dancers often spend more time in the studio than anywhere else, so creating a safe, welcoming environment is a top priority.
The studio will offer classes for everyone from toddlers to adults, including a pre-professional competition team. Kalani says she’s aiming to have everything up and running for the 2026–2027 season.
Bottom line … Kalani’s trading in reality TV drama for dance floors of her own, and she’s building it from the ground up.