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Maddie Ziegler may only be 14 years old but the former "Dance Moms" star has already added actress, model, and writer to her impressive resume. "The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir" is said to reveal her experiences as a young dancer in the hit Lifetime show and that may include her personal relationship with terror dance teacher Abby Lee Miller.

Maddie Ziegler has been a part of "Dance Moms" since she was just 8 years old, which will give her a lot to share in her tell-all book regarding what she learned and encountered from the Lifetime show. But aside from her inspiring road to stardom, Radar Online suggested that the "Ballerina" star may talk about Abby Lee Miller's legal battle where she faces up to 30 months in prison.

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The Abby Lee Dance Company founder filed for bankruptcy back in 2010, but when a judge saw her on TV and doubted Abby Lee Miller's claims. This started the investigation leading to Maddie Ziegler's mentor pleading guilty for bankruptcy fraud. The 50-year-old dance instructor and choreographer also plead guilty for stashing away foreign cash and not reporting an international monetary transaction.

While Abby Lee Miller is dealing with her legal problems, Maddie Ziegler is enjoying her fame and success after leaving "Dance Moms." Although the Lifetime show helped put Maddie Ziegler's name on the map, the "Ballerina" star previously revealed that she's happy that she's out of the show. Abby Lee Miller is known for her tough teaching and abusive behavior that there are tears being shed in almost every "Dance Moms" episode.

“Leaving Dance Moms was a hard decision to make, but it was getting too stressful,” Maddie Ziegler told Seventeen. “Now, I feel like I’m so free. I feel like I had so much more pressure on me to be the best in the room.” "The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir" is set launch in March 2017.