Miley Cyrus: “No, I'm not sorry. you"
The artist thus answers the 'New York Post', which has recalled the tinged cover she made for 'Vanity Fair', when she was 15 years old and she was photographed by Annie Leibovitz
Miley Cyrus is a lot. She was a teenage idol, then a young rebel and now she consolidates her facet as an artist and businesswoman. When you have been a lot, the past can always come back. And in the case of Cyrus, this week it has returned in the form of a cover. A decade ago, when Cyrus was 15 and still playing Hannah Montana, she posed for Annie Leibovitz's lens covered only by a sheet. The image was a cover of Vanity Fair. Some called it "inappropriate".
IM NOT SORRY
— Miley Ray Cyrus (@MileyCyrus) April 29, 2018
Fuck YOU #10yearsago pic.twitter.com/YTJmPHKwLX
At the time, Cyrus was working for the Disney Channel. From the channel they came to describe the result of the session as "unfortunate" and "the result of manipulation". The magazine replied that "Miley's parents were present all day." Also some more responsible for the image of the young woman. Cyrus herself said that the image of her seemed "pretty and natural". "I think she's artistic," she added. Although they later asked her to apologize: "My goal with my music and acting is to make people happy. On Vanity Fair, I was very honored and excited to work with Annie. I did my part in the session, which was supposed to It would be 'artsy' and now looking at the photos and reading the story I feel embarrassed. It was never my intention this would happen and I apologize to my fans who I care so much about."
Taking advantage of this rectification and taking up that story, The New York Post publication has recovered the image and added the headline: “Miley's shame”. “No, I don't regret it. Fuck you ”, Cyrus has answered bluntly on Twitter. "Our world revolves around s*x. When I did this photo shoot with Annie Leibovitz I was 14 or 15 years old, everyone wanted to give it a se*ual tint. But I never thought about it. Annie never thought about taking a se*ual photo as a teenager," he said in 2015 to TIME magazine about that shoot. Now, that they have wanted to bring her back to the present, the artist has closed the debate emphatically. Because Miley Cyrus has long since been Hannah Montana. Now, Miley Cyrus is a lot.
