Former "Dance Moms" coach Abby Lee Miller wants fans of the reality show to send her mails while in prison.
Through a Facebook post, the reality show's previous lead informed fans that they can write letters to her, saying that she can send them the address if they need it.
"I heard this week that a lot of people call and ask if they can visit me. That's so sweet of you I'd love to see everyone unfortunately can't. However I would love you all to write to me," she captioned. She made the same announcement on her Instagram account.
With four months left in prison, it looks like the famous dance instructor and owner of Reign Dance Productions is ready to reconnect with her supporters.
The 51-year-old reality star has been serving her time at the Federal Correctional Complex in Victorville, California since July for bankruptcy fraud and failure to report an international monetary transaction. According to earlier reports, however, Miller's supposed one-year-imprisonment may be cut short to eight to 10 months, for good behavior.
Before Miller was brought to jail, she was the terror but effective coach from Lifetime reality show "Dance Moms," where she trained some of the country's most talented kids to reach their dreams. More than the talent, however, the show revolved around the stage moms, whose main goal is to have each of their daughters stand out.
She has since been replaced by "Dancing with the Stars" veteran Cheryl Burke, whose coaching pattern proved to be the exact opposite of that of Miller's. "I'm still a little strict and stern, but I teach my girls with compassion," Burke said in an interview with Access Hollywood.
"Dance Moms" season 7 ended with a two-part finale last Oct. 24. With Miller gone and dancer Nia Sioux also finding her own way around the industry, there is no word yet on whether the reality show is coming back for an eighth season.
