Reality TV veteran Abby Lee Miller lost her wig during an exciting roller coaster ride, and the entire moment was captured on video.
Miller and Sea World Orlando shared the clip to their Instagram pages, poking good-natured fun at the mishap. The video’s caption reads, “Just an icon doing iconic things at Sea World Orlando.”
Watch Abby Lee Miller Lose Her Wig in a Video Clip
At the video’s beginning, the “Dance Moms” star had a message for fans. “Hi, I’m Abby Lee Miller, and I’m here at Sea World Orlando, riding the Penguin Trek for the very first time.”
She added she was “in disguise” so no one recognized her. “And I can have a fabulous day here at Sea World.”
As the ride began, a smiling Miller said, “I can’t believe I’m doing this.” She screamed with joy when suddenly, the force from the wind blew the former reality star’s wig right off her head.
The passengers behind Miller also expressed their shock when the hairpiece landed near them. Miller’s joy was evident as she laughed when she learned her skull cap was exposed.
At the ride’s end, her friend asked about the wig. “Did we lose it? Did anybody catch it?”
Miller added that despite the mishap, the ride was “fantastic.” She said the experience was at the “top” of the pyramid, but she was at the “bottom, because I didn’t have my headpiece secured.”
The reality star concluded, “I know I’m gonna hear about it. Social media is going to go off on me because I lost my headpiece.”
How Did Fans React to The Hilarious Clip?
Abby Lee Miller’s fans quickly reacted to the hilarious clip. They found joy in watching the “Dance Moms” star have fun after battling Burkitt Lymphoma in 2018. She has been in remission since 2019, and continues to use a wheelchair, according to a 2022 story by Prevention.
“Look at her smile! She was so happy to have that thing fly clean off her scalp,” wrote one follower.
“I have loved this woman my whole life,” commented a second Instagram user. “You still look fab, even without your headpiece,” claimed a third fan.
Abby Lee Miller starred on Lifetime’s “Dance Moms” from 2011 through 2019, according to PEOPLE. The wildly popular show helped launch the careers of JoJo Siwa and Maddie Ziegler, just two of the now-famous faces who hailed from classes taught at Pennsylvania’s Abby Lee Dance Company.
Miller was known for being incredibly tough on her students. Her behavior led to some of the series’ most defining moments.
In October 2015, Miller was charged with bankruptcy fraud. PEOPLE wrote, “The charges stemmed from her 2010 Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, in which she allegedly did not report earnings from Dance Moms, its spinoffs, merchandise, and other projects.” She was sentenced to one year and one day, but ultimately served eight months.
