Miley Cyrus sits down to talk about her new song from the upcoming film Avatar: Fire and Ash, and she opens up about her engagement with Maxx Morando, why she prefers more intimate shows when performing, 20 years of Hannah Montana, touring with Beyonce, Britney Spears and more!
Tetris Kelly: Hey, Miley, how’s it going?
Good. Thanks for being here.
Of course, I gotta start by addressing the elephant in the room, okay. I was getting notifications on the way here. Everybody is talking about the ring.
Yeah.
The engagement. So am I saying congratulations?
You are saying congratulations to me.
Yay congratulations! How are you feeling?
You know what? It’s the perfect timing, especially sitting here today, speaking about the films’ theme and Avatar, when it’s really about love, resilience, building from the ground up, and it’s just totally perfectly aligned and in sync with my personal life. And I think that’s when I kind of find what really excites me creatively, is when something that’s affecting me, kind of on that human, more quiet level gets to be infused into something like ‘Avatar.’ I can see like a small piece of myself in something so large scale.
Oh, I love that. That’s beautiful. And I already feel like a little bestie over here and be like, “girl, are we thinking long engagement, big wedding?” Have you even thought any of this stuff yet?
Well, you know, I’ve been kind of in this Avatar world right now, and now, with the holidays coming up, I’ll have a little bit more time to think about it. But, you know, my instinct is always to enjoy every moment for as long as you possibly can. And then when that starts, kind of, you know, you feel that you’ve felt the full excitement of what that can be, then you get to try something else. But I’ve never been someone that’s just needing kind of the next thing, and the next thing, the next thing, I’ve tried to enjoy.
I love that, I’ll try to take some of that advice myself.
Yeah.
And let’s talk about the film. I mean, it’s such an emotional roller coaster of a film, so how was it to create a song that people are kind of like listening to as they’re processing the end of the movie and walking out of the theaters, and they’re hearing your voice?
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