Abby Lee Miller, from hit show ‘Dance Moms,’ sells dance studio
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Abby Lee Miller speaks with attendees at the Phoenix Convention Center in Phoenix, Arizona.
Abby Lee Miller sold her famous original dance studio in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania for the reason of unpaid taxes.
Abby Miller, the 57-year-old dance coach previously exited the hit show Dance Moms during its seventh season due to on-going legal issues that resulted in her serving an eight-month jail time. On-going sources state that Miller was battling with financial issues.
It was time. I loved every moment in that studio — even some of the rough ones, yes, or the heartbreaking ones, — Abby Lee Miller
“Before the show, we’d be [at the studio] on a Saturday afternoon and sheriffs would come and post notices saying they were going to shut the studio down for unpaid taxes, they would be pinning notes. “
Although Miller was battling her financial problems, it was a bittersweet moment for her.
They were important to me, to my history, and the laughter and the fun and all the victories … but all good things come to an end. — Abby Lee Miller
Even though Miller’s original Dance Moms studio is no longer in her position, it will always be a part of her.
“I sold my property. I didn’t sell my name. I didn’t sell my brand. I didn’t sell my life’s work. I sold brick, mortar, cinder blocks, and an amazing dance floor that is still in mint condition. The best floors that I ever stood on,” she said in her recent Instagram post.
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