Miley Cyrus on Fame, Rage and How Therapy Saved Her Life | The Interview
May 31, 2025
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as posted by the channelMiley Cyrus’s entire life has been shaped by fame. She was born at the height of her father’s country music career, was a child actor on “Hannah Montana,” and has grown to become one of pop music’s reigning female queens. In this interview, she gets candid about her relationship with her mom, how Dolly Parton became her godmother, and what inspired her new album, “Something Beautiful.” She opens up about the therapy that helped her work through her complicated feelings about stardom, and her need to be loved. Watch her full conversation with Lulu GarciaNavarro on "The Interview,” a series from The New York Times Magazine. For more
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