Miley Cyrus says she's two weeks sober and 'fell off' amid on-going pandemic

In a recent interview with Zane Lowe on Apple’s New Music Daily Radio, Miley Cyrus was seen opening up about her sobriety. interview was published on vember 23, 2020, same day as her birthday. During conversation, Miley was asked by host Zane about her 'one-year sobriety' after getting her vocal cord surgery done in 2019. 28-year-old singer admitted that she is two weeks sober after she recently ‘fell off’ her sobriety during on-going COVID-19 pandemic.

Miley Cyrus reveals she's two weeks sober during COVID-19 

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She continued to say that one of things she has followed is ‘Don’t get furious but get curious’. She suggested t to be mad at yourself but to ask yourself, ‘What happened?’. She also believes that everyone must do what is best for m. For herself, Plastic Hearts singer said she doesn’t have a problem with drinking but has a problem with decisions she makes once she passes her level. She furr explained that she is very disciplined and wants to wake up 100 percent, 100 percent of her time.

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Miley believes that it’s never easy but also pretty easy for her to stay sober or be in and out of sobriety because if she wants to do it, she does it and when she doesn’t want to, she won’t do it.  Speaking about being sober at of 27, Miley revealed that year was important, as she had to protect herself. That year made her want to get sober because of many losses at 27, she said. She believes that 27 as an is a vital time and some artists couldn’t handle ir own power, force and energy. She said that she was born with power.

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27 Club is an accounting of popular musicians who have died at of 27 due to drug and alcohol abuse. club includes musicians such as Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, Amy Winehouse, Doors’ Jim Morrison, Janis Joplin and Rolling Stones’ Brian Jones. origination of club was in 1970s which was furr expanded to include young artists and actors. list was also broadened later and included suicide, accidents or acts of violence.

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