Abby Lee Miller, 57, admits an attraction to high school athletes

Former jailbird seeks jailbait.

Abby Lee Miller cha cha’d her way into controversy by shamelessly admitting an attraction to high school football players.

The 57-year-old convicted felon and former “Dance Moms” star uttered the cringe-making confession on a recent episode of ex-“Call Her Daddy’ co-host Sofia Franklyn’s “Sofia with an F” podcast.

The pair were wrapping up an interview with a bit of light chit-chat about Tom Cruise — regarding the “Mission: Impossible” actor’s well-known habit of sending cakes to friends as an annual gift — when Miller asked Franklyn, 31, “Have you seen ‘All the Right Moves?’ “

Franklyn claimed she had not seen the well-known 1983 sports flick, starring Cruise as a teenage athlete.

“Oh, that’s my downfall. I like the high school football players,” Miller quipped. “I still like them.”

Franklyn confessed an attraction to the adult “coaches,” but Miller doubled down, saying: “Not one that used to be in high school, but one that is.”

Franklyn appeared eager to move on, following the eyebrow-raising reveal.

Miller served an eight-month jail sentence in 2017 after being found guilty on charges of financial fraud.

The Abby Lee Dance Company founder appeared on the Lifetime reality show “Dance Moms” from 2011 until 2019. She rose to fame for being strict and sometimes harsh on her young students, and would notoriously go head-to-head with their bickering moms.

The Post has contacted reps for Miller and Franklyn for comment.

Shortly after her 2018 release from prison, Miller was diagnosed with Burkitt lymphoma, a rare but highly aggressive cancer of the lymphatic system.

The condition requires her to use a wheelchair, as it left her paralyzed from the neck down.

In 2019, Miller said she was cancer-free.