At age sixteen, she moved to New York to train at the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School at the American Ballet Theatre.
Button began dancing at age 7, taking classes in tap, jazz, hip hop and ballet.
Button has performed with Broadway Underground, David Bintley's Cinderella, and with the English National Ballet School on the BBC in England.
She now serves as a faculty member for Showstoppers dance convention; teaching classes for young, aspiring dancers.
[5][6] Humphries was in an apprentice program with the Boston Ballet in 2016 when the couple allegedly "sexually and verbally abused her, forced her to live with them and isolated her from her family.
[7][5] The lawsuit alleges that "the Buttons abuse their positions of power and prestige in the dance community to garner the loyalty and trust of young dancers" and that the couple would "exploit those relationships to coerce sexual acts by means of force and fraud.
[10] The complaint states, "This is a case about a couple who exploited their position of power and influence in the dance world to sexually abuse young dancers across the country.
[12] On July 8, 2022,[13] they "filed a third-party counterclaim in U.S. District Court in Nevada," in which they claimed having been in a consensual, "loving and supportive" relationship with Humphries.
[14] The counterclaim also includes a U.S. civil suit was filed against the Edmonton Oilers' owner, Daryl Katz, alleging he paid Humphries $75,000 for sexual favors.
"[16] Randazza further claimed, "Humphries was literally a child prostitute to a billionaire, and her mother assisted her in laundering the money she was paid and in trafficking her to Katz.