Miley Cyrus You are no longer afraid to speak clearly. In a revealing interview with The Interview Podcast, produced by The New York Times, the singer and actress without surrounding the obstacles he faced as a young woman in the entertainment industry. From the Disney opportunities inequality Until his firm decision not to be a mother, through his struggle for his own identity beyond Hannah Montana, Cyrus is rewriting his public history with frankness and determination.
“The Jonas Brothers had more opportunities than me, just for being men,” He affirmed with forcefulness.
Although Hannah Montana It was one of the greatest successes in the history of Disney Channel, Miley remembers that its impact did not translate into the same level of professional recognition that their male colleagues received. While the Jonas Brothers were invited to high -profile presentations such as the Grammy, where they even shared the stage with Stevie Wonder, and received nominations as the best new artist, Cyrus, despite having a longest race and with a global phenomenon behind them, did not receive the same treatment.
“They were male, and it was like that,” He explained, doing direct allusion to gender differences that conditioned their artistic development.
The artist also pointed out how her Hannah Montana character implied a double demand. Unlike his male colleagues, his role as a teenage idol required an impeccable female ideal, both inside and outside the set, something that generated tensions from a very young age.
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The contrast to the Jonas Brothers, who also worked for Disney but under different rules, led her to an early awareness of the unwritten rules of the show business. “I felt that I worked the same or more than them, but without receiving the same level of institutional recognition,” confessed.
In addition, he shared how that time coincided with his sentimental relationship with Nick Jonas, with whom he had a courtship of almost two years. After the rupture, they both turned their emotions into songs: Miley composed the successful theme 7 Things and Nick wrote Wedding Bells. For Cyrus, that moment was key in its artistic evolution: emotional pain became a creative engine.
“I don’t want to be a mother, it’s not my priority.” Another of the most sincere moments of the interview arose when Miley talked about maternity. “It has never been something that I love too much ”, affirmed. Far from following the traditional path of many public figures that end up launching makeup lines or forming families, Cyrus made it clear that it only gets involved in what really matters.
“It’s a lot He reflected.
The artist also hinted that, if at any time she considered the idea of forming a family, she would opt for adoption, given her concern about the ecological crisis and the limited resources of the planet.
Late recognition, but own: “Winning the Grammy was to close a cycle.” After years feeling that he should demonstrate his worth outside the Disney universe, Miley reached a personal and professional summit with the success of Flowers. Although he admits that he does not consider that his best song, the recognition he received for her, including a Grammy, was symbolically powerful.
“Flowers is not my best song, but the Grammys recognized me for that. Winning that prize was to overcome Disney and the character. I advanced very much and very fast.” This award represented much more than a musical victory: it was the validation of his identity as an adult artist, beyond the shadow of Hannah Montana. For years, he felt that he had to try his authenticity again and again. The award was, in his own words, “The closure of a stage.”
