Chloé Lukasiak Net Worth

What Is Chloé Lukasiak's Net Worth?

Chloé Lukasiak is an American dancer, television personality, model, and fashion designer who has a net worth of $6 million. Chloé Lukasiak is best known for being featured on the Lifetime reality television series "Dance Moms" from 2011 to 2014. After "Dance Moms," she has continued her dance training and is working on acting and modeling. Lukasiak started dancing at the Abby Lee Dance Company at two years old and competed throughout the United States from ages four to 13. She was named Choice Dancer at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards and has served as a spokesmodel for the dancewear company Just For Kix. Chloé has appeared in the films "A Cowgirl's Story" (2017), "F.R.E.D.I." (2018), "Loophole" (2019), "Next Level" (2019), and "The Message" (2020), the TV movie "Center Stage: On Pointe" (2016), and the television series "Welcome to My World" (2016). In 2018, she published the book "Girl on Pointe: Chloe's Guide to Taking on the World."

Early Life and Education

Chloé Lukasiak was born Chloé Elizabeth Lukasiak on May 25, 2001, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She is the daughter of Marc and Christina Lukasiak, and she has a sister named Clara. Her heritage is German, Polish, Scottish, and Italian, and her family lives in Mars, Pennsylvania. At the age of two, Chloé started taking classes at the Abby Lee Dance Company. She began with ballet and jazz lessons, and as she got older, she branched out to all other types of dance except Latin and ballroom. When she was five years old, Lukasiak started competing throughout the country with the Abby Lee Dance Company and won many state, regional, and national competitions. Chloé studied marketing and creative writing at Pepperdine University, graduating in 2023.

Career

In 2011, the Abby Lee Dance Company became the subject of a new Lifetime reality series called "Dance Moms." Lukasiak and her mother were cast on the show alongside other young dancers and their moms, making up the Junior Elite Competition Team. In July 2014, Chloé's mother decided that the show's environment and her negative relationship with Miller weren't good for her daughter, and they left Abby Lee Dance Company and the show. After leaving Abby Lee Dance Company, Lukasiak began dancing with Studio 19 Dance Complex, and the team she was on won nationals in the summer of 2015. During the 2015/2016 season, she was an assistant and guest performer at several dance conventions with the Triple Threat Talent Tour. In 2016, Chloé appeared in Playtex Sport's "Ready, Set, Play On!" campaign, and she teamed up with Ownzones to create the dance web series "Chloe on Pointe." She was involved with Murrieta Dance Project, but she left to form a new dance troupe called The Irreplaceables with Kendall Vertes, Camryn Bridges, Nia Sioux, and Kalani Hilliker. In 2017, she starred in the web series "Chloe Does It" on Lifetime's YouTube channel. In 2023, she co-founded the Elevé Dance Competition with her mother and Diane, and Brittany Pent, and in 2024, she took part in "Dance Moms: The Reunion."

Lukasiak made her acting debut in the 2016 Lifetime movie "Center Stage: On Pointe." Then she appeared in the films "A Cowgirl's Story" (2017), "Loophole" (2017), "F.R.E.D.I." (2018), "Next Level" (2019), and "Camp Arrowhead" (2020). She also served as a choreographer on "A Cowgirl's Story" and an executive producer on "F.R.E.D.I." Chloé has starred in several music videos, including LUX's "It's Like Summer" (2011), Brooke Hyland's "Summer Love Song" (2012), Jess Godwin's "Fool Me Once" (2015), Solveig Romero's "Turn It Up" (2015), Bianca Ryan's "Alice" (2015), Forever in Your Mind's "Wrapped Up For Christmas" (2015), AJ Lehrman's "Tongue" (2016), Nia Sioux's "Dance (Just Rock)" (2017), and Barbie's "We're Taking Over" (2019). Lukasiak has modeled for brands such as Glitzy Girl, Tutu DuMonde, BCBG Max Azria, Boy Meets Girl, and Sally Miller, and she was a spokesmodel for the dancewear company Just For Kix in 2014. She has also appeared in ads for Sonic and Maybelline.

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Personal Life

Chloé was in a relationship with actor Ricky Garcia from 2015 to 2016, then she started dating skateboarder/influencer Brooklinn "Brook" Khoury in 2020. In May 2024, she told People magazine that the relationship had ended. After being diagnosed with silent sinus syndrome in 2015, Lukasiak underwent surgery to correct the condition. In April 2020, she posted a poem on Instagram in which she wrote about her battle with three different types of eating disorders. Chloé has said that she's liberal, and she supported Democrat Joe Biden during the 2020 Presidential election. On social media, she has spoken out in support of causes such as LGBTQ youth, immigrants, animal rights, Black Lives Matter, and women's rights.

Awards and Nominations

In 2011, Lukasiak made it to the Top 12 in the Women – Pre Competitive Age Division at the Youth America Grand Prix. In 2015, she won a Teen Choice Award for Choice Dancer and was named Favorite Dancer 17 & Under at the Industry Dance Awards. In 2016, Chloé won a CelebMix Award for Best Dancer, a J-14 Magazine Icon Award for Icon of the Year, and Twist Magazine Style Awards for Trendsetter of the Year and Best Pierced Hair. She received a Tigerbeat Magazine 19 Under 19 Award for Best Girl Power Icon in 2017 and a J-14 Magazine Icon Award for Iconic Female Star in 2018. She also earned a Shorty Award nomination for Best in Dance in 2016 and an Industry Dance Award nomination for Favorite Inside Dance Cover Star in 2018.

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