Kyana Douglas

Kyana Douglas (December 16, 1982 – present) is an American professional dancer, choreographer, and television personality who rose to prominence through her role as a senior choreographer and instructor on Lifetime's reality television series 'Dance Moms.' Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Douglas developed her passion for dance from an early age and became a highly trained dancer across multiple styles including jazz, hip-hop, contemporary, and ballet. Her expertise and energetic teaching style caught the attention of producers, and she joined the cast of 'Dance Moms' during its later seasons, becoming known for her motivational approach and creative choreography. On the show, Douglas worked with young competitive dancers, earning recognition for her ability to develop talent and inspire confidence in her students. Beyond television, she has maintained an active career as a professional choreographer and dance instructor, working with performers and productions in various capacities. Douglas's charismatic personality and genuine passion for dance education have made her a respected figure in the dance community. Her work on 'Dance Moms' introduced millions of viewers to professional dance standards and the dedication required for competitive dance, while her social media presence has allowed her to reach an even broader audience of aspiring dancers.