Why Miley Cyrus Hates Hannah Montana
The actress accuses the character of her who gave her the fame of causing her 'dysmorphia'.
That twerking that was a before and after in the life of Miley Cyrus also marked a point of no return in the career of which Hannah Montana was. A radical change that began with the haircut of the stylist Chris McMillan and that has ended with the singer regretting her past: "they forced me to be someone I was not," she confesses in an interview.
And there the accusations of her against her character do not end: the Wrecking ball singer affirms that playing the same role for years would have caused a body dysmorphic disorder that is associated with an excessive concern for defects or physical characteristics. "I had to be pretty every day for a long time and when I was not in the series I was like Who the fuck am I?", She says.
If for years Hannah Montana was the idol of teenage girls, now Miley Cyrus would like to be a role model. The queen of scandal has been crowned as a champion of the LGBT cause and she has declared herself bisexual by starting a relationship with the model Stella Maxwell. On the other hand, Cyrus is very aware of the rejection that she arouses among her detractors and she also knows that her personality is at odds with the image that some brands want to convey. "I'm probably never going to put a face on a traditional beauty firm unless they want a marijuana smoker and liberal geek," she once told US Magazine.
The truth is that she does not need it either, the next presenter of the MTV VMA she does not stop adding successes in her musical career and she has made important friendships with designers such as Marc Jacobs or Jeremy Scott. "My dream was never to sell gloss but to save the world," she says.
