Miley Cyrus Shares She’s Been Reassessing ‘Every Friendship’ and ‘Family Relationship’ in Her Life
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Cyrus shared with Vogue that she’s earned the nickname “Queen of Pristine” thanks to her orderly lifestyle.
Miley Cyrus Reflects on Cleaning Up Her Life — From Friendships to Family Ties
Miley Cyrus is embracing change in more ways than one.
In a new Vogue interview tied to her Maybelline campaign, the 32-year-old Grammy winner opened up about her love for keeping things in order, explaining how organizing her clothes, awards, and career memorabilia mirrors the way she’s been reevaluating other parts of her life.
“Organizing and cleaning actually bring me joy — it never feels like a chore,” Cyrus shared. “Everything I approach in life is a bit intense, but it has to feel whole. That’s why my eras aren’t just costumes; they’re genuine transformations and real personal evolution.”
The “Flowers” hitmaker added that her dedication to order has even earned her a playful nickname: “Queen of Pristine.” She explained, “Every drawer, every corner, every friendship, every family relationship — everything is getting an upgrade in this cleanup.”
Cyrus has also been candid about working through family matters. Just last week, she released her heartfelt ballad “Secrets,” which touches on past strains in her relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus.
Miley Cyrus Dedicates Emotional New Song “Secrets” to Her Father Billy Ray Cyrus
Miley Cyrus is opening up about the inspiration behind her latest ballad, Secrets.
“This song was written as a peace offering for someone I had lost for a time but always loved,” the singer explained on Instagram. “For me, forgiveness and freedom go hand in hand.”
She went on to confirm that the heartfelt track, which features Fleetwood Mac legends Lindsey Buckingham and Mick Fleetwood, was written for her father, Billy Ray Cyrus.
On the song, Cyrus sings, “Hero/ Can I be your hero?/ Call off all your forces/ A white flag in the war.” Later in the track, she adds: “Love is not a prison/ I’m not a guard, no/ So even when I’m holding you/ I won’t lock you up/ You can come and go as you want.”
Billy Ray, 64, also expressed his gratitude earlier this year. In an August Instagram post, he wrote: “For my birthday, Miley gave me the gift of music and wrote me a song called Secrets and got my favorite musicians Fleetwood Mac to play on it! I love you Mile ❤️.”
The Grammy winner first discussed the track back in June during an appearance on Monica Lewinsky’s podcast. “I wrote this song about my dad, because I wanted him to tell me that even though there were secrets — even though I didn’t necessarily want to know them — our bond was still there,” she said.