"Dance Moms" may soon be without its lead coach Abby Lee Miller if the ALDC head will be found guilty of the charges placed against her. Miller almost always comes out as a rude and violent coach among fans and viewers enough for others to wish for her departure from the Lifetime reality series. In recent weeks, however, fans began to notice that Miller has been "uncharacteristically nice" on social media. Is she trying to gain sympathy?
Abby Lee Miller has always held a reputation for being "one of the most ruthless and unforgiving figures" in the Lifetime reality show, "Dance Moms," Enstarz reported. Miller is said to push her students beyond the limits and does not seem to respect her students and their respective moms during rehearsals and during the actual competition.
Miller is also being blamed as the reason why Maddie Ziegler and Chloe Lukasiak drifted apart. Because of all these things, it isn't such a wonder why some fans are hoping that Miller will be gone from "Dance Moms" soon. Fans may soon get their wish, however, as Miller is currently facing charges in court.
According to Deadline, Miller may be placed behind bars soon if she will be found guilty of 20 counts of fraud. The outlet noted that the ALDC coach said that she was not guilty of the charges and paid a bond of $10,000.
Miller is being indicted of 20 counts of fraud after the judge in the case wondered why Miller did not mention being on "Dance Moms" in her Chapter 11 filings since 2010. Miller is also said to have hidden over $755,000 worth of earnings from the show.
While Miller will have to face a different kind of battle in court soon, Enstarz noted that Miller seems to be trying to gain sympathy among fans, as the ALDC coach was being "uncharacteristically nice" when she thanked and greeted several of her followers on Twitter.
