"Dance Moms" alum Maddie Ziegler is moving on another major venture: writing her own book about ALDC coach Abby Lee Miller.
According to Radar Online, the tell-all memoir will unveil information about Miller that no one has ever known about her. "The Maddie Diaries: A Memoir" will also see the author sharing her experiences while being part of the Lifetime reality TV show.
The bio for the publication, which will hit bookstores in the United States on March 7, states that the book will also discuss Ziegler's secrets and how she became successful in the industry through her hard work.
"At just eight years old, she was cast on Lifetime's hit reality show 'Dance Moms,' and quickly won the hearts of fans everywhere with her natural talent and determination. Maddie explains the hard work she put into her rise to stardom and how she keeps her balance along the way," the bio read.
Meanwhile, Ziegler also selected a slew of fan questions that have been thrown at her ever since she started in the business. She will answer the queries as truthfully as possible and share her advices to her fans.
In other news, even though Ziegler did not deliberately mention that she will be talking about the controversial coach Miller, it is almost expected because the coach played a huge role in jumpstarting her career.
However, even though Miller professed her favoritism in favor of Ziegler over all of her other students, Ziegler still felt relieved when she finally gathered up the courage to leave her and "Dance Moms."
While speaking with Seventeen, Ziegler admitted that she had a tough time deciding whether or not she and her younger sister, Mackenzie, should leave "Dance Moms" midway through Season 6.
But when they finally decided to do so, she certainly felt like a huge block was taken off of her shoulders. "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," she said.
In other news, "Dance Moms" is currently on its seventh season on Lifetime.