'Dance Moms' star Abby Lee Miller sentenced to prison for fraud

Miller has 45 days in hand to report to prison.

Lifetime, which declined to comment on Miller's departure, has kept the show going with guest choreographers, including former "Dancing With the Stars" pro Cheryl Burke.

"I'm good. I try to stay positive and happy", Miller told ET on February 9 about her then-upcoming sentencing, when we spoke with her at OK Magazine's Pre-GRAMMY Party in Los Angeles. The maximum sentence she could have received was two and a half years in prison, so she got less than half that time.

Miller will also have to pay a 40 thousand dollar fine, and $120,000, the amount she reportedly smuggled into the USA from the Down Under. However, a filing states that the United States attorney sees Miller's case very similar to a certain Michael J. People.com reports that Miller has been officially charged for bankruptcy fraud and will face prison time.

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When there are supporters, there are also haters and Abby Lee Miller has got a lot of them. In the reorganization plan she submitted to the court, the reality star did not indicate she had a contract for the show, according to the Pittsburgh-Post Gazette. The state claims that she tried to hide her bank accounts which caused loss to her creditors.

Although she's been off of the small screen due to her legal proceedings, Miller has been out and about.

"I made mistakes and I trusted people", she said. U.S. Courthouse Tuesday, May 9, 2017, in Pittsburgh, for the second day of her sentencing hearing. The show followed a class of Miller's elite students and the perilous relationship she has with the girls' mothers. "I will no longer take part in Dance Moms", she wrote angrily.

Abby posted over the weekend a photo of her holding a Maddie-Ziegler-covered magazine. She was indicted after both, the FBI and IRS completed through investigations.

I'm not saying Abby Lee Miller is one of the good or bad ones. In 2010, Miller claimed that she owed $400,000 in back taxes.