MIAMI.- After winning his first two Grammys, for best pop solo performance and best recording of the year with Flowers, It hasn’t been much Miley Cyrus has to say to catch up with his followers. Prematurely, the 31-year-old performer learned to value her privacy and what aspects of life she wants to share with her fans.
But, recently, the actress also gave an interview to In Magazine the first extensive conversation he had after the one he gave to British Vogue in 2023, in which he addressed how past experiences taught him to establish limits as a public figure, in addition to reflecting on his artistic evolution.
legend of Disney
At just 13 years old, Miley joined and won the lead role in the youth series that would catapult her to stardom: Hanna Montana.
“It was a great and safe experience overall,” he recorded.
Almost two decades later, she became the youngest artist to be named a Legend of Disney.
In this regard, Cyrus reflects on his beginnings in acting and music, and although he does not have mixed feelings about that stage, he does consider the mention fair because he asserts that for years the studio benefited from his image.
“It was a great and safe experience in general. People have careers of 50 or 60 years, but mine is almost 20 years old, and I’m 31. I’ve spent more of my life in the public eye than outside of it. They say that The creative adult is the child who survived. I didn’t work hard as a child. I didn’t go to high school dances, nor did I have time for friends. that I did as a child. I don’t feel bad about it. It’s the truth. And that’s why I think they have to give me this award,” she commented.
“Competition doesn’t really interest me. I don’t think of other artists as opponents. Artists are not the same as athletes, playing a zero-sum game and keeping score. There is no score in art.”
Privacy
With her adolescence and early adulthood in the media spotlight, Miley Cyrus no longer seeks to be the center of attention at the expense of her privacy.
For this reason, in recent years he has concentrated his efforts not only on making music, but also on protecting his privacy.
“There is a level of my life that is super intimate, sacred and secret. Sometimes I forget to talk about things that are a normal part of my daily life, like texting with Beyonc. I think it’s a really nice part of our relationship, because over the last few years I’ve really protected my privacy and what I share with the public. She is the same. “Part of our relationship is the security between us.”
In this sense, and in contrast to the controversial romance she had with the actor Liam Hemsworth, the interpreter does not admit to delving into her current relationship, but she does not refuse to delve into the personal desires that as a woman she aspires to achieve.
“I love being an adult. I have a rule of not looking up or down at anyone. I just look, which allows me the clarity of seeing the world as it really is and people as they really are. I look at myself almost every day in I look at the mirror and say, ‘I’m a woman.’ I’m 31 now, and I still don’t know if I want kids or not. I feel like my fans are a little like my kids in a way. I’ve listened to Dolly (Parton, her godmother). say that too, because she had no children.
Recent successes
Winning the Grammy doesn’t stop her. He continues making music and enjoying sharing this art with people he appreciates, admires and respects, as is the case with his collaboration in II Most Wanted, from Beyonc’s album Cowboy Carter.
“I wrote that song about two and a half years ago. My mom always said, ‘I love that song.’ So when Beyonc contacted me, I thought of it right away because it really encompasses our relationship. I told her, ‘We don’t have to be country “We’re country. We’ve been country. You know, between you being from Texas and me being from Tennessee, a lot of us will be in this song.”
Despite maintaining an important friendship, he confessed that writing a song and singing with Beyoncé was a dream come true.
