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OutDaughtered: Behind the Scenes with Uncle Dale and Aunt Kiki, and Why Grandma Mimi is No Longer on the Show

Fans of OutDaughtered know and love Adam and Danielle Busby’s mission to keep their six daughters happy and healthy, sharing laughter and memorable moments along the way.

Alongside their five-year-old quintuplets and oldest daughter Blake, Danielle’s sisters Ashley “Mo” and Crystal “Aunt Kiki” Mills, as well as Crystal’s husband, Dale, often bring humor and warmth into each episode.

Uncle Dale and Aunt Kiki’s comedic timing and strong bond with the Busby kids, especially Hazel, add a unique dynamic to the show.

In addition, Kiki and Dale recently launched a podcast, where their playful banter continues to entertain fans. Their next big idea? They’ve hinted at trying out for Dancing with the Stars!

A recent Instagram post from Aunt Kiki captured her encouraging Dale to recreate a famous dance move performed by Dani Amendola and Witney Carson, challenging themselves to make it look as effortless.

With comments from fans like, “Best I’ve seen yet!” and “You two make me smile!” Uncle Dale and Aunt Kiki have sparked enthusiasm for a potential appearance on the dance floor.

Why Grandma Mimi is No Longer on OutDaughtered

Danielle recently opened up about why her mother, “Grandma Mimi,” no longer appears on OutDaughtered.

In a new episode of her and Adam’s podcast, More Than Reality, Danielle shared insights into the complex relationship she has with her mom.

When Danielle was young, her mom, Mimi, was a single mother, and Danielle developed independence early on.

Though Danielle and her mom remain close, behind-the-scenes challenges made including Mimi in recent seasons of OutDaughtered difficult.

Early seasons featured Mimi as a lively grandmother to the six Busby girls, but she disappeared from the show after season 8, leaving fans wondering

. Danielle revealed that Mimi’s busy life and occasional unreliability posed challenges to the show’s structured filming schedule.

Unlike the impression Mimi left on viewers as the “fun, cookie, silly grandma,” Adam mentioned that behind the scenes, their interactions were sometimes more complicated than they appeared on TV.

Danielle acknowledged that she and Adam occasionally seemed short-tempered with Mimi on-screen, which she felt was misrepresented, as the context behind those moments was often missing.

“There’s a lot of things that aren’t shown,” Danielle explained. While Mimi is still very much part of their lives, the family dynamic is more complex than viewers might have realized.