Dance Moms' Abby Lee Miller Slams Britney Spears' 'Cringe' Instagram Dance Videos

Miller critiqued Spears' preference for low-rise pants, claiming they visually distort her proportions, resulting in shorter-looking legs.

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00:00 Abbey Lee Miller, known for her outspoken nature on Dance Moms, recently shared her

00:06 candid thoughts on Britney Spears' dance videos, expressing a shift in her perception

00:11 from admiration to discomfort.

00:14 In an interview with Online Portal, Miller, 58, reflected on Spears' earlier dance prowess,

00:20 praising her confidence and skill.

00:23 She reminsed about Spears' performance akin to those of Jennifer Lopez, highlighting the

00:29 athletism and authenticity in her movements.

00:32 Toxic and Baby One More Time showcased her dancing ability, Miller reminsed.

00:37 However, she believes Spears' current dance content lacks the same fineness, attributing

00:43 it to the detachment from her dance roots and a failure to adapt to evolving trends

00:48 in the industry.

00:50 Miller criticized Spears' fashion choice of low-rise pants, asserting that they visually

00:55 distort her proportions, making her legs appear shorter, urging Spears to raise her waistline

01:03 to elongate her figure.

01:05 Miller emphasized the importance of proportions in dance aesthetics.

01:11 Despite her intentions to offer constructive feedback, Miller acknowledged facing severe

01:16 backlash for her remarks on Spears' dance videos.

01:20 She expressed frustration at being labeled negatively when attempting to provide guidance.

01:27 This isn't the first time Miller has commented on Spears' dancing.

01:30 In a previous instance in March 2021, Miller advised Spears to adjust her posture, prompting

01:37 criticism from fans who found her remarks intrusive and unnecessarily critical.

01:45 Fans of Spears defended her, citing her right to express herself, especially considering

01:51 the challenges she faced under her conservatorship, which ended later this year.

01:56 For more information, visit www.fema.gov.au/dance/spears-dance.

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