In 2016, Wormald reprises his role as Tommy Anderson in "", which premiered on June 25, 2016 on Lifetime. He guest starred as Derek in "Fear the Walking Dead". He starred as Erik Wildwood in the direct to video dance film "" alongside Cassie Ventura. In 2017, Wormald played the role of Junior Burnside in the indie horror film "Happy Hunting." He also played the role of Travis in the indie drama film "High Low Forty". He began dancing at the age of six, after his mother saw him dancing to a New Kids on the Block video. At age 13, he won the Master Dance of New England and was named the Junior Mr. Dance of New England. A year later, at age 14, he was named Teen Dancer of Boston. At age 15, he was named Teen Mr. Dance of New England. In 1996, Wormald was selected to dance for President Bill Clinton at the White House as part of the annual Easter celebration. In 2002, he won the gold medal at the World Dance Championships in Riesa, Germany for a tap dance routine he performed. Wormald has appeared in music videos for Madonna, Mariah Carey, Chris Brown, Christina Aguilera, Nelly Furtado, BoA and JoJo. Wormald has been a back-up dancer for both Justin Timberlake and The Pussycat Dolls tours. In December 2006, Wormald was announced to have joined the MTV Jennifer Lopez-produced dance-oriented reality television series Dancelife which follows a group of aspiring dancers trying to make it in Hollywood. Notably the series starred "So You Think You Can Dance Canada" choreographer Blake McGrath. The series was not renewed for a second season due to low ratings.