Nia Sioux

Nia Sioux Frazier was born on June 20, 2001, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Evan and Holly Frazier. She began her dance training at the age of three, primarily focusing on contemporary and musical theater styles at the Abby Lee Dance Company. Her early career gained significant public attention through her participation in the reality television series “Dance Moms.”

Beyond her reality television appearances, Sioux developed her music career, releasing popular music videos such as “Star In Your Own Life” and “Slay,” both of which garnered substantial views on YouTube. In 2016, she made her Off-Broadway debut in the New York City production of “Trip of Love.” This marked a significant step in her transition into stage acting. Her acting career further expanded with roles on television, including Emma Barber on “The Bold and the Beautiful” (2018–2019) for 59 episodes, and as Sonitas in the film “I Am Mortal” (2021). She has also appeared in “Runnin’ from My Roots” (2018) as Zoe Whitfield and had a role as a Social Media Friend in “Mean Girls” (2024). Her work demonstrates a consistent progression across different entertainment mediums, from dance to music and acting.

In recent years, Sioux has continued to diversify her creative portfolio. Her musical contributions include performing “DJ Fav” in the film “High Strung” (2016) and having her song “Slay” featured in “RuPaul’s Drag Race: Vegas Revue” (2020). Her acting credits extended to television series like “Sunnyside Up” (2019–2020) as Lily McKay for 8 episodes and “The JoJo & BowBow Show Show” (2019) as Kyra and Hamela (voice) for 3 episodes. Sioux’s sustained presence in entertainment and her ability to adapt to various roles highlight her capabilities as a performer and artist.