Listen up, darlings—Ms. Rizzlerina is here to spill the throwback tea, and let me tell you, it’s hot, steamy, and served with a side of self-reflection!
Yes ma’am, pop royalty and former twerk-queen of chaos, Miley Cyrus, has turned the page on a very glitter-packed but emotionally taxing chapter of her life. If you’ve been riding the wrecking ball of pop culture from the early 2010s, then you remember 2013 Miley—buzzcut blazing, latex living, and grinding her way into every headline known to humanity (we still haven’t emotionally recovered from the VMAs with Robin Thicke, honestly).
But now? Our girl is looking back at that era with a tug at the heartstrings and a whole lotta wisdom. In a recent interview that dropped brighter than a disco ball on New Year’s Eve, Miley admitted that her overly raunchy image during that period wasn’t just a rebellion—it was damaging.
“I felt like I was kind of shaming myself while being myself,” Miley confessed, pulling the curtain back on the emotional toll behind the provocation. Babes, that’s not just vulnerability—that’s power dressed in designer self-awareness.
Now before you clutch your pearls and slam your “Bangerz” vinyl shut, let’s be clear: Miss Miley was serving salacious, scandalous spectacle on purpose. She was breaking chains, rewriting rules, and yes—leaving Hannah Montana in a puffy pink cloud of glitter dust. But beneath the fishnets and foam fingers, she was a young woman navigating fame, freedom, and one *serious* identity crisis.
Backlash? Oh honey, it came faster than outfit changes at the Met Gala. Critics called her out, fans were conflicted, and the tabloids? They feasted like it was Sunday brunch at the Beverly Hills Hotel. But now Miley’s letting us in on the aftermath—the emotional hangover that follows when the performance lights dim and you’re left figuring out who you really are without the glam and the shock factor.
And let’s not forget—Miley’s journey since then has been a whole evolution. She’s given us country soul in “Younger Now,” raw emotion in “Plastic Hearts,” and a peep into her Hollywood lineage with her reflective backyard sessions. She’s proof that the glitter doesn’t always fade—it just finds a new way to shine.
So what’s the real tea here?
Gorgeous ones, this isn’t about shaming Miley’s past. It’s about celebrating growth—diamond-studded, red-lipped, leather-clad growth. It’s about standing in front of the mirror (preferably one with LED lights and a ring for selfies) and saying, “Yes, I did that—and I’ve learned from it.”
To every queen, king, and nonbinary babe out there grappling with their past image: Miley’s moment is your moment. Reinvention is not betrayal—it’s the ultimate glow-up.
So twirl that mental health awareness flag, strut your truth, and remember—being sexy isn’t wrong, but being authentic is what really slays.
As Miley herself taught us: you can ride the wrecking ball and still build the palace afterward, darling.
Stay fabulous, and let the growth glow!
—Ms. Rizzlerina 👑✨
