Legal issues that Abby Lee Miller faces are what "Dance Moms” fans talk about. And it is not just the fans that are making a fuss about these issues. Even the cast and crew of the series have been talking about it. However, her Abby Lee Dance Company is not that excited about the rumors.
According to IBTimes, Miller, 49, has taken a firm stand with her cast members every time they discuss her legal issues during takes for season 6 of “Dance Moms.” She has been reportedly becoming a "full-on bully" on "Dance Moms" set.
“Abby is threatening to kick off the show anyone who speaks negatively about her in the press,” a source told In Touch.
In Touch Weekly reported for this month’s issue that Miller has been indicted on multiple charges which are centered on bankruptcy fraud in October. She would be facing as much as five years behind bars once found guilty, plus a $250,000 fine for each of the 20 counts against her.
“She’s trying to dictate everything that cast members say or do right now. Everyone is extremely afraid of her -- especially the moms.” According to the insider, the moms fear that crossing the infamous dance teacher could mean the end of their daughters’ run on the popular Lifetime show, with a source saying, “Crossing Abby could mean the end of their children’s dreams.”
Miller has not responded to these rumors yet. But in the recent fan-video of "Dance Moms" taping, her behavior did not thrill other dance moms at all.
Miller’s last court appearance was on Nov. where she pleaded not guilty of her charges. The trial dates haven’t been announced yet. Abby Lee Miller and Kelly Hyland had also settled their "Dance Moms" lawsuits in Los Angeles.
The reality show “Dance Moms” Season 6 will air on Lifetime in 2016.
