Abby Lee Miller is rumored to be pitching a new dance show in another network after she resigned from "Dance Moms" on Lifetime. What's more is that the show she's pitching will reportedly feature the mini team from her old show.
The news was revealed by Sari Lopez, the mother of Areana, who is a member of the mini team in "Dance Moms." She said to Celebrity Insider, "We met with Abby last night. They're pitching another show with the minis with another network." However, she did not say which network is being courted by Miller to take on the proposed show, but it could possibly be Warner Bros., as the dance coach recently posted on Instagram about how Mike Darnell, the President of Unscripted & Alternative Television, "reassures my faith in Reality TV."
Lopez revealed in the interview that the mothers of the junior team treated Miller "like trash." She also said that the coach has long wanted to put up a show with just the minis, but the network did not allow her to do so.
Several dancers from the junior team have left the Abby Lee Dance Company even while Miller was still in the show. Aside from Maddie Ziegler bashing her in her memoir, former members of her team left her studio to compete for ALDC's rival, the 8 Count Dance Academy.
Miller reportedly left the team for three weeks, forcing Laurie-Ann Gibson and Meagan Nugent to take over. This triggered some of the members to transfer to the Los Angeles-based 8 Count Dance Academy.
Miller resigned from "Dance Moms" via an Instagram post. She said that the show's producers belittled and demeaned her and that she was not given credit for the work she put in the show. She has since been replaced by Cheryl Burke, who is best known as a professional dancer from "Dancing with the Stars."
