- Miley Cyrus poses nearly nude
- Insights on new album and influences
- Personal reflections and relationships
Miley Cyrus, the ever-evolving pop icon, has captivated audiences once more with her appearance on the December/January cover of Harper's Bazaar. Donning a shimmering gold leotard, the 32-year-old singer exudes confidence and allure. Inside the magazine, she poses nearly nude, showcasing her extensive collection of tattoos, captured by the lens of photographer Ethan James Green. As she prepares to release a new album, Cyrus shares that her musical journey has been influenced by legends like Joni Mitchell and Madonna, as well as her 26-year-old boyfriend, Maxx Morando. "I've been in the studio for the past six or seven months now," she revealed to the fashion journal.
Miley's musical inspirations
In her candid interview, Miley Cyrus opens up about the influences that have shaped her forthcoming album. She credits not only musical icons but also her partner, Maxx Morando, for inspiring her creative process. Morando, a producer and drummer with the band Liily, has collaborated with Cyrus on a song titled "Something Beautiful." Cyrus appreciates Morando's unique perspective on life, noting, "He looks at life really differently than I do." Their creative synergy is evident as they explore new musical horizons together.
Reflections on stardom and mentors
Reflecting on her journey from child star to international sensation, Cyrus acknowledges the impact of her early fame. "Obviously, [being a child star] shaped me into a very different adult than some of my peers or my friends," she shared. Despite the challenges, she remains grateful for the guidance of mentors like Dolly Parton, whom she admires for her ability to balance public persona with private life. "She lets everyone in and no one in at the same time," Cyrus said, highlighting Parton's enigmatic charm.
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Personal life and relationships
Cyrus also sheds light on her personal life, discussing her relationship with Morando and the influence of her family. She credits her mother, Tish, with keeping her grounded during her Disney days. "My mom said that I had to get a Nissan or Toyota just like my other siblings," Cyrus shared, recalling her mother's insistence on normalcy. The pop star's openness about her relationships and upbringing adds depth to her public persona, revealing a multifaceted individual navigating fame with grace and authenticity.
