Judgment Day! Abby Lee Miller Ready To Be Sentenced For Fraud Charges
May 8 2017, Updated 5:26 p.m. ET
It is finally judgment day for Abby Lee Miller. The former Dance Moms star will be sentenced in Federal Court on Monday, May 8 for the fraud charges against her.
Miller, 50, was dressed in black as she entered the Pittsburg courthouse with a smile earlier today.
The reality star pled guilty to not reporting an international monetary transaction and one count of concealing bankruptcy assets in June 2016. She faces up to 30 months in prison.
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Late last week, Miller’s legal team made a last-ditch effort when they argued that the Government has not demonstrated that Miller intended to cause loss to her creditors when she concealed $28,837.06 from Masterclass dance session ticket and apparel sales.
But the Attorney General fought back, claiming Miller “concealed massive and valuable assets belonging to creditors.”
The State claims Miller intended to harm creditors of at least $356,466.52 in debt.
Miller, who quit Dance Moms in March after seven seasons with the show, has expressed her fear of being sentenced to prison.
“I’m afraid of being physically abused or raped,” Miller told People. “I think the prosecutor Assistant U.S. Attorney Gregory Melucci is trying to make an example out of me.”
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