Abby Lee Miller Quits 'Dance Moms' After ALDC Team Joined Chloe Lukasiak?

Abby Lee Miller took to social media to share what she really thinks about "Dance Moms" and even revealed that she's quitting the hit Lifetime show. The 50-year-old dance instructor, choreographer, and director posted a photo of her with assistant choregrapher, Gianna Martello, ALDC members Brynn Rumfallo, Maesi Caes, Elliana Walmsley, Lilliana Ketchman, and a male dancer. She then added a lengthy and intriguing caption to the snap.

In all caps, the terror dance teacher wrote, "I will no longer take part in Dance Moms. For the past six years/seven seasons I have asked, begged, and even demanded creative credit for all the ideas, award winning routines, themes, and costuming - to no avail!" Abby Lee Miller was clearly unhappy with what was going on, but noted that she love working with kids but it's the adults that she could not stand.

A post shared by Abby Lee Miller (@therealabbylee) on Mar 26, 2017 at 9:35pm PDT

The "Dance Moms" resident dance teacher further revealed her anger towards specific people that she felt have crossed the line. "I just have a problem with being manipulated, disrespected, and used - day in and out by men who never took a dance lesson in their lives and treat women like dirt!" Abby Lee Miller added in full caps.

Although her post clearly has nothing to do with Kalani Hiliker, Nia Frazier, Kendall Vertes, and Camryn Bridges leaving ALDC to join Chloe Lukasiak in the 8 Count Acadamy studio, it's not hard to assume that the exit of her ALDC Elite Competition Team may have pushed her off the edge. As a matter of fact, a "Dance Moms" spoiler page revealed that Abby Lee Miller actually changed the end of her post. the original message was aimed directly at the girls.

A post shared by Beth (@dancemomofficialspoilers) on Mar 27, 2017 at 4:45pm PDT

The "Dance Moms" spoiler page shared a screenshot of Abby Lee Miller's original caption saying that she "will no longer work for a production company or a network that supports and encourages the likes of a routine set forth by the irreplaceables!" Nia Frazier's mom, Holly Frazier, has previously used the hashtag #ireplaceable to a photo of her daughter with Kalani Hiliker, Kendall Vertes, Camryn Bridges, and Chloe Lukasiak.