Miley Cyrus tries to contact her dog Floyd through a medium
The singer cannot get over the death of her pet, who died last April. After tattooing her silhouette now she tries to say goodbye to him
Last April, Miley Cyrus had one of the worst moments of her life. Her faithful pet, her dog Floyd de Ella - a Siberian husky who has accompanied Miley since he was little - has passed away. The union that existed between the dog and the singer was total. So much so that Cyrus even asked for a giant figure of the dog to be made for her Bangerz Tour stage. The followers of Miley Cyrus knew Floyd perfectly, since it was usual to see him on social networks, so his death was a stick for everyone and the expressions of condolences and support were immediate on Twittter, where the hashtag # RIPFloyd became a world trend.
Well, almost four months later, the controversial pop star cannot turn the page and bury that painful episode. A few days ago we found out that she had tattooed her silhouette to never forget her dog. A tattoo in which the famous husky can be seen along with the phrase 'With a little help from my fwends' (with a little help from my friends) on the side. With the work of art finished, Miley Cyrus and her friends - who also got the same tattoo after a crazy night of excesses and drugs - posed for posterity and posted the snapshot on Instagram.
And if that was not enough, she is not happy, the singer has gone further and has tried to contact the animal. Apparently, according to the British newspaper 'Daily Mirror' Cyrus hired a medium to be able to say goodbye to her longing for Floyd, since when the death of the dog surprised the singer, she was on tour and could not be present.
The medium hired by Cyrus is called Melissa Bacelar and has stated the following: "For Miley it was especially traumatic not to be by Floyd's side when she died and that caused the singer a feeling of guilt." "My way of helping in these situations is to try to connect with the dog by telepathy. Sometimes I receive intelligible words, but most of the time they are images and feelings that I transmit to the owners of the pet," she has assured.
