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Miss D started the Dancing Dolls in 2001. Miss D graduated from Jackson State University in 2005 with a Degree in Criminal Justice. Miss D however shifted her focus to dance and opened Dollhouse Dance Factory in 2010. She has currently 101 enrolled students. |
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*[http://www.dollhousedancefactory.com/About.html Doll House Dance Factory Profile] |
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Dianna Williams, also known as Miss D, is a Studio Director from Jackson, Mississippi. She is known as the tough as nails head coach on the hit Lifetime show "Bring It!" which follows her and her Hip-Hop Majorette team as they battle others to become the best.
History
Miss D started dancing at 4 years old at the Angie Luke School of Dance. She is experienced in Ballet, Pointe, Jazz, Modern, Belly Dance, and Tap. She joined several dance teams over her career. Dianna has had a few dark moments in her life as when she was 19, she got involved in adult films. However she conquered this chapter of her life thanks to her faith and passion for dance.
Miss D started the Dancing Dolls in 2001. Miss D graduated from Jackson State University in 2005 with a Degree in Criminal Justice. Miss D however shifted her focus to dance and opened Dollhouse Dance Factory in 2010. She has currently 101 enrolled students.
On Bring It!
Miss D is the tough as nails yet caring coach of the Dancing Dolls. Miss D coaches the kids while also trying to raise them to be great young women. Miss D constantly fights the moms, who like to overstep her boundaries. Miss D is always there for her girls.