UPDATE: Actor Neil Patrick Harris has publicly criticized Abby Lee Miller for drastically altering his appearance in a recently posted selfie. The incident occurred following a performance of Art on Broadway in New York City, where Miller took photos with the cast, including Harris, James Corden, and Bobby Cannavale.
Miller, 60, shared the pictures on her Instagram over the weekend, but fans quickly noticed that Harris, 52, looked significantly different in her photo compared to the others. In a comment on the post, Harris questioned, “Ummm… what did you do to my face..?” highlighting the extensive use of editing software that made him look barely recognizable.
Social media users quickly reacted, with one commenter humorously asking, “Abby why did you do that to Neil?” Another chimed in, “Now THIS is a true work of art,” while others joked about the apparent digital manipulation. Comments ranged from playful to critical, with one user noting, “What in the face tune…” and another quipping, “I know facetune hates to see her coming.”
This incident is not an isolated case for Miller, who has faced backlash in the past for her use of filters and editing apps on social media. Earlier in September, fans criticized her for employing an “intense” beauty filter in a TikTok video while traveling to teach a class in Iowa.
Abby Lee Miller gained fame as a prominent dance instructor on the reality series Dance Moms, where her strict teaching methods often led to dramatic confrontations with parents and students alike. Despite her notoriety, she has experienced strained relationships with some cast members, notably missing the invitation to last year’s Dance Moms: The Reunion.
As online discussions about the photo continue to gain traction, this incident highlights the ongoing conversation around image editing and authenticity in social media. Fans are eagerly sharing their thoughts, and it remains to be seen how Miller will respond to Harris’s public critique.
Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story.
