In a dramatic turn of events, the Australian dance crew AG SQUAD has graciously accepted the heartfelt apologies of renowned dancers Honey J and Aiki, following a wave of criticism from fans.

The controversy erupted after a reaction video, uploaded on June 21, showcased Honey J and Aiki—both members of the BUMSUP crew currently competing in the sensational dance competition show 'Street Woman Fighter' (SWF)—as they reacted to the latest episode.

During a particularly intense moment of the show, Honey J sparked outrage with her remarks on a battle between BUMSUP’s Gabi and AG SQUAD’s Danika, bluntly stating, “Is that dancing? That’s just s**.” To add fuel to the fire, Aiki hurled a profanity at AG SQUAD’s Aaliyah amidst escalating tensions.

In light of the backlash, both Honey J and Aiki took to social media on June 22 to express their regrets, assuring fans they had reached out directly to AG SQUAD to mend fences.

On June 24, AG SQUAD shared a compassionate response, expressing gratitude for their dedicated supporters. "Hello everyone! Thank you very much for your love and support at the Meet n Move event the other day. We’re so grateful to have an amazing community behind us," they stated.

Continuing their message, they emphasized the unity within the dance community: "We appreciate everyone’s concern and kindness. At the end of the day, we’re all human and mistakes happen. We’re all about women empowerment & everything has been sorted out respectfully behind the scenes!"

As the current season of 'Street Woman Fighter' unfolds, it continues to capture audiences’ hearts, amplifying the stellar talents of top female dance crews around the globe. The incident serves as a reminder of the challenges that arise in the competitive world of dance but also highlights the strength of community and apology.