Just a few days after dissing Taylor Swift over the violence depicted in her hit number “Bad Blood“, pop star Miley Cyrus is seemingly facing an embarrassing situation owing to a recently surfaced three-month-old video in which she, along with Zoe Kravitz, is seen frolicking around with a gun. Well, Swift landed a role on “Hannah Montana: The Movie”, where she commended Cyrus for being that type of person who does not hold something back.
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While it pains me to admit it, Cyrus may have a point.
Miley Cyrus is is not one to play it safe, and-now the cover star of the September issue of Marie Claire-she used the opportunity to speak frankly to an unforgiving public. “She loves the controversy and is upset that Taylor hasn’t said anything about it. There is bound to be sparks between the two of them that night”, an insider told Hollywood Life. She is unapologetic in the interview, saying, “I don’t really stress too much about being out there”. She told the publication that she didn’t get the whole “violence revenge thing” and it should set to be a good example instead.
“There is so much sexism, ageism, you name it”, Cyrus said. “It has nothing to do with any parts of me or how I dress or how I look”.
Swift added: “You’ve always been there with kind, thoughtful words for me when I’m down and I just need you to know how important you are”. She is also not scared of anything bad happening to her – like her emails getting hacked for her nude pictures.
Cyrus continues, “It’s a never-ending cycle”. “I’ve experienced it all already, and I’m telling you firsthand, it doesn’t”. “I’m not sure how tits are worse than guns”.
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They are planning to make Miley Cyrus, the host of the event, as hilarious as possible after she made a snide comment on Tay-Tay’s “Bad Blood” music video.
