The 32 -year -old singer, known for successes as “Flowers” And “Wrecking Ball,” he revealed in an interview for “The Zane Lowe Show” by Apple Music, details about his Vocal health. Miley Cyrus confessed to suffering Reinke’s edemaa condition that gives his voice that characteristic hoarse tone, but that also severely limits his ability to make extensive tours.
In your own words: “It is part of my unique anatomy. I have a very large polyp on my vocal rope. It has given me a lot of the tone and texture that I have done to me, but it is extremely difficult to act with him, it is like running a marathon with weights on my ankles.”
This polyp, an abnormal fabric growth, is responsible for its peculiar bell. However, the artist clarified that her youth excesses – long nights, alcohol and tobacco – were not the cause, but only a factor that possibly worsened the situation. “My voice always sounded like this,” affirmed.
The situation has led Miley to make strategic decisions in her career. His mother even comments that when he is too tired, his voice sounds like he was “Speaking through a radio.” For Cyrus, this is not an insurmountable obstacle, but a peculiarity that defines it: “I have the blessing of a condition with which I live. My voice is super unique thanks to her.”
The possibility of surgery to remove the polyp exists, but Miley does not contemplate it. The risk of altering your vocal bell is too high. He prefers to look for alternatives, such as reducing the number of concerts. For her, one World tour It is only viable if it is “sustainable”both physically and economically. Live presentations are strenuous and require careful planning to cover production costs.
This revelation arrives at a time when Miley has also publicly shared other recent health difficulties, including the rupture of an ovarian cyst and a knee injury that took her to a brief stay in intensive care. The artist has demonstrated great vulnerability, sharing with her fans the challenges she faces, both on stage and outside it.
