Abby Lee Miller’s fans are condemning the 57-year-old Dance Moms alum after she bragged about her attraction to high school football players
DANCE Mom fans have called out Abby Lee Miller over her disturbing admission on a recent episode of the Sofia With an F podcast.
During podcaster Sofia Franklyn’s audio show, Abby let loose and made a shocking revelation that sparked a reaction from her fans.
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During the show, 57-year-old Abby discussed the topic of movies and men.
The former reality star insisted that Sofia, 31, watch the 1983 film All The Right Moves as she thought it was “the best movie of all time”.
Abby explained that 61-year-old Hollywood star Tom Cruise appeared in the production as a high school football player and touched her heart as she spoke.
“That’s my disadvantage; I like the high school football players,” she admitted.
The ex-Lifetime star revealed that she still “liked” her even now. [high school football players].”
Abby clarified, “Not one who used to be in high school, but one who is.”
The clip of Abby talking about high school students went viral on X, formerly known as Twitter.
A thread was started on X to condemn her statements.
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FANS REACT
“That should be enough to send her to jail my god,” one fan complained.
Another added: “Still attracted to who???”
A third fan signed: “It’s scary that she’s been around kids a lot in her career.”
A fourth declared: “This is disgusting.”
A fifth remarked: “What could ever make you feel better about saying this publicly?”
Someone else raged: “I find it strange that Abby Lee Miller is attracted to high school football players.”
“She’s old enough to be their mother! It’s creepy and inappropriate.”
A DAILY BATTLE
After the recent backlash online, Abby has had a difficult few years.
Before her battle for health She was sentenced to 366 days in prison in 2017 after being convicted of bankruptcy fraud.
Instead of being in a prison cell, she is now confined to her wheelchair from the moment she wakes up.
“For me, getting up is like a complete physical workout. Just putting on underwear and putting on pants, I have to do it all lying down while I’m in bed,” she explained her routine to The US Sun in March.
“I have to exercise for about 40 minutes before I can even swing my legs to stand up.”
Santa Monica is also difficult to navigate because it is not as accessible to people with disabilities, she said.
To make things easier, the Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, native has a home health plan where her physical therapist visits her twice a week.
She also does occupational therapy, has visits from a nurse and takes medication for her pain and the onset of her diabetes.
Other than that, she doesn’t have a spouse – her dating life is “non-existent” – or a close family member who lives with her.
“Everything is a workout — opening the fridge, trying to do laundry, reaching into the washing machine,” Abby said.
She added that her recovery has suffered a setback since her “major surgery” due to tibial fib surgery.
She tries to stand, especially while watching TV, but she “can’t really manage to stand for more than a minute.”
Her goal is to get out of the wheelchair and use a walker again, which she did before her leg accident.
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