Abby Lee Miller fans are left scratching their heads after her latest bizarre podcast interview.
According to TMZ, Miller was a guest on Sofia Franklyn‘s “Sofia with an F” podcast where she talked about the type of “men” she is into.
Miller, who is best known for being the “take no nonsense” coach on Dance Moms, revealed her “type” after she and Sofia got on the subject of Tom Cruise and his movie from 1983 All the Right Moves, which is about a high school football star.
The conversation began when Sofia asked Abby if she was dating anyone. Abby said she wasn’t, but is waiting for Tom Cruise to reach out to her.
Abby, who is 57 years old, told Sofia that “those guys are her ‘downfall,’” TMZ reported, talking about high school football players, adding that she’s actually “still into high school dudes.” Abby even clarified her statements adding that she isn’t talking about men who used to be high school football players, but boys who are still in high school.
Creepy.
Sofia didn’t question Abby but rather laughed while admitting she prefers coaches to players. Fellow social media users, however, were quick to call Abby out, saying it was bizarre that she reiterated her statement.
Abby also discussed her time in prison, revealing how she would sneak in brown sugar and that she is still friends with some of the women she met there.
As Mamas Uncut previously reported, Abby Lee Miller revealed that she reached out to Todd Chrisley before he began his prison stint. For those who don’t know, Abby Lee also served time in prison in 2017 and 2018 for 20 counts of fraud after she was found to have hidden over $755,000.
Abby Lee Miller Revealed She Shared a Message With Todd Chrisley Before He Went to Prison
As Abby Lee shared with Entertainment Tonight, she told Todd to “be careful.” Before saying of the fellow reality star, “He’s very bougie. He is not going to be able to handle, like, the soap and the towels.”
Nonetheless, Miller admits there is a way for Chrisley to survive more easily in prison. “I think he’ll do some trade-outs, there’s a way to survive in there,” she added.
However, she admits that there is an added level of difficulty if you are a celebrity in prison. “When I went in, nobody even wanted to come to the front to get me. There were volunteers that come and give you a tour and all that … no one would come except my dear friend, Michelle, who I still talk to at least once a week.”
Both Todd and his wife, Julie, who is also serving time, are appealing their case. Todd has been sentenced to 12 years in prison, while Julie has been sentenced to 7 years.