The Real Reason Abby Lee Miller Is Leaving Dance Moms

After eight seasons on Lifetime, dance coach Abby Lee Miller announced on May 4, 2020, via Instagram that she has ended her reign on 'Dance Moms.' Abby seemingly shaded the reality series in her post, claiming that 'Satan' influenced her to sign a contract with the network back in 2011.
After eight seasons on Lifetime, dance coach Abby Lee Miller announced on May 4, 2020, via Instagram that she has ended her reign on 'Dance Moms.' Abby seemingly shaded the reality series in her post, claiming that 'Satan' influenced her to sign a contract with the network back in 2011.

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