Abby Lee Miller Promises to 'Dish the Dirt' on Lifetime Series 'Dance Moms'
"Dance Moms" star Abby Lee Miller is anxious about her nearing final sentencing for her bankruptcy fraud charges, which is why she makes sure she keeps herself occupied.
Fresh from quitting "Dance Moms" after almost seven years on the show, Miller opened up to People about her legal woes and the potential prison time of two and a half years that she is facing if she is found guilty.
"I made mistakes and I trusted people, but ultimately I have to take responsibility," the Abby Lee Dance Company (ALDC) founder said. "I have to take the blame. I have to take the punishment," she went on to say.
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Miller, who is known for her harsh criticism and sharp words on "Dance Moms," admitted that she is scared of what could happen after her sentencing on May 8. For now, however, she makes sure to "stay busy." She admitted, "If I thought about it every day, I'd just sit around and cry."
She does so by conducting dance lessons and talks, the latest of which she announced online. Although she already left "Dance Moms," Miller is not done talking about the reality series just yet.
The dance instructor announced on Instagram an upcoming event where she promises to "dish the dirt" on "Dance Moms" with her fans down at New Jersey.
"I'll be at the Saddle Brook Marriott hosting an insightful look at the making of 'Dance Moms' [and] all the reasons I left," she wrote in the caption.
She already spoke a bit about her reasons behind her "Dance Moms" exit in an Instagram post in which she announced that she is leaving the show. Miller stated that she is fed up with being "manipulated, disrespected, and used — day in and day out by men who never took a dance lesson in their lives."
The ALDC owner will be replaced by "Dancing with the Stars" pro Cheryl Burke, who has already started filming additional "Dance Moms" season 7 episodes.
