Coach Abby Lee Miller has been mostly absent during episode 4 of "Dance Moms" season 6. Miller was still trying to fix issues about her bankruptcy fraud charges and she walked out from the show, missing the first competition that her new "mini team" has attended.

In the episode "Now You See Abby, Now You Don't," the girls competed at the Dream National Dance Competition in California. The elite junior team performed to "The Elites" and placed first, but no coach was present at that time.

The mini dance team placed second for their performance with "The Spotlight." Solo performers Maddie Ziegler and Brynn Rumfallo also earned a placement at the competition.

Will Miller be present in the upcoming episode? Will she miss the girl's next competition or not? Fans will just have to find out, but the girls are at another competition event, according to the spoilers page.

The next episode, titled "Abby's Replaceable," will reportedly feature the girls' performance at the Fierce Dance Competition, which was held in Lawndale, California last Nov. 7, 2015.

For their weekly competition, the spoilers page indicated that the group dance won first in the junior division and overall competition for their performance to the tune of "Bollywood Dreams."

Kalani Hilliker and Nia Frazier performed their duet and won first in the teen category and fourth for overall. Rumfallo and Kendall Vertes also performed a duet and placed third in the junior division and overall competition.

The minis also performed a duet; Alexus Oladi and Peyton Evans performed "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark" and placed first in their division.

Noticeably missing from the bunch is Maddie, who was reportedly absent due to filming duties. Fans should also expect that Hilliker and Frazier's duet was accompanied by a live drummer.

Jenna Valenzuela also performed her solo at the event and placed first overall. It was also noted that Nakul Dev Mahajan choreographed the group dance.

"Dance Moms" season 6 airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. EST on Lifetime.