It’s been a bumpy road, but Miley Cyrus finally feels like she has found the respect she always wanted.
The 24-year-old pop star opened up in an interview with ITV’s program, Lorraine and talked about how she has changed as an artist.
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“I feel like I proved what I wanted to do,” Cyrus said. “I feel like I have respect and I feel like my charity Happy Hippie has given me that and I feel like I have the respect as an artist that I want, so it’s less that I have to prove myself, and that gives me a lot of contentment.”
Cyrus, whose music has taken a more mellow turn with her new single “Malibu,” also said that her openness about who she is and her fans seeing her more like a friend has also had a positive influence on her music.
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“I think that makes me have more freedom in my music, because I feel like I can really just be myself and my fans are so accepting of me,” she explained.
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