Life under the reflector, sometimes, projects unexpected shadows; For many, fame is a golden dream; However, experience can be bittersweet, especially when the consequences extend beyond the stage
In a revealing interview for the podcast Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky, Miley Cyrus He reflected on the devastating impact that his controversial was from 2013 in his family. The launch of your album Bangerzaccompanied by the video clip of “Wrecking Ball” and its scandalous performance in the VMAS, catapulted it to world fame, but at a price that few imagine.
The artist confessed the deep pain that caused her brothers, who suffered the consequences of intense media attention generated by her provocative image. “My brothers, above all, suffered bullying. They were ashamed to be my brothers,” Cyrus revealed, adding with regret: “I remember my younger brother telling me, in tears, that I didn’t want to go to school for the humiliation I felt.” The singer, who has five brothers, admitted to feeling a deep regret for the suffering he inflicted them.
The weight of fame also affected its personal relationships. “I lost friends, couples … my own personal life crumbled,” confessed. He explained that her scandalous behavior, although liberating for her, was an impediment to her relationships: “No one wanted to be with me because my sexuality was public, not something that would keep only for my partners. It was a show.” Even his relationship with his father, Billy Ray Cyruswas affected by the situation.
Beyond repentance, Cyrus found a valuable perspective in this experience. “I learned that fame has a cost, and that this cost can deeply affect those who love you,” affirmed. The singer was vulnerable and repentant, comparing the situation with a hard but necessary life lesson: “I understand now that there is a very fine line between personal expression and responsibility for people who care.” Its history serves as a raw lesson about the dangers of unbridled search for fame and the importance of personal responsibility.
