SOLVED regency or Victorian romance series from 1980's about 3 dancers [s]

[Ann aka Iftcan]

I was reading suggestions down in the Suggest book for me thread and was reminded of this short series that I read while in hospital in the 1980's. I had a friend who owned a used bookstore, and while I was in hospital (for almost three weeks--it was hideously boring) she brought me 3 bags of used books from her store. She also gave me a pen and paper and told me to put a slip of paper in each book about "keep or trash" based on how enjoyable the book was. (Sorry, figured the history was semi-important.)

These were definitely from one of the major historical romance publishers, but could have been by different authors, since several series were like that.

The MC's for the 3 books in the series were all dancers at the London ballet, set some time in Victorian times, I think, rather than Regency. One was the "star" of the ballet and one of the first of the "toe" dancers (i.e. she danced en pointe). She was also the last one to get married of the 3 (I think it was 3) friends. Her "love interest" was the wealthiest and most influential of the 3 H's.

The second dancer was an aristocrat's daughter who for some reason (father lost all his money, the title went to a cousin, whatever) had to work for a living, and didn't have enough education (or was to smart to do it) to be a governess, but she could dance, so that's what she did to earn a living, and I think she was also supporting her mother or possibly younger siblings, but this part (the part about supporting other family members) I might have wrong.

The third of the 3 was called la Belle Belle, because her name was Belle and she was Cockney (born within earshot of the Bow Bells in London) and was extremely tall and beautiful.

The men had all wanted the women as mistresses, but the h's refused to follow that path, and they finally married at the end of the third book, because (view spoiler)[the 2 men who were in love with the non-star went to the more powerful one and said that if HE attended their weddings it would go a long way to make Society where they primarily lived --in London for one, in the country for the other--accept the women. And he realized that if it would work for the other men, he could certainly carry off his own marriage to a "ballet dancer".
Anyway, as I said, the series just suddenly popped into my head because of one of the requests, so thought I'd post and see if anyone knew what it was. (hide spoiler)]

[Ann aka Iftcan]

I've edited my first post to include some more info that I remembered.

[Ann aka Iftcan]

Hip hip hooray. I've found my series. I saw one of the books mentioned on a post somewhere, but now can't find it, and went out and found a used copy for not too much. (Ok, www.paperbackswap.com so I basically got it for free.) And there it was. One of the books in the series that I was looking for. The Love Tangle So, that's one down.