Abby Lee Miller has once again reminded viewers that her time in the "Dance Moms" is almost at its end.

In the preview clip for "Dance Moms," Abby Lee Miller and the rest of the parents were sitting on the panel for the reunion special and amid all the usual confrontations and shouting matches, the dance coach sounded ominous.

"Something's gotta give," she says. "That's where this journey ends for me and a new journey begins."

Then she adds with a smile, "You go out when you're on the top."

Abby Lee Miller has never hidden her differences with the "Dance Moms" producers-from the way the show focuses on the tension between parents as opposed to showcasing the talents of the girls, to her talent fee (about $2,000 per episode).

In previous interview with Entertainment Tonight, she said Lifetime Network "is a little arrears on their payment plan with me."

She hinted that the second half of "Dance Moms" season 5 would have a lot of episodes where Abby Lee Miller is not featured.

Abby Lee Miller explained, "There was an altercation at one of the competitions. The producer threw me out! So I left and I didn't come back... There's about one [episode] that I just wasn't there [for]. And I thought, 'You know what? If they can do it without me, do it without me.'"

Abby Lee Miller also claimed that her vision for the kids featured on "Dance Moms" also clashes with the producers who want to focus on the drama between the mothers.

 "I post an Instagram, I could probably have, no lie, 500 kids here within 5 hours, on one Instagram," she said.

"It's the kids that watch our show. So I wish that the network would realize that, and the production company would back off the moms and the swearing and the fighting and all that, and let's concentrate on the dancing."