Miley Cyrus says that losing her home was the
Miley Cyrus is rewriting a painful chapter of her life in something beautiful.
The singer opened about one of the most difficult moments of her life during a Q&A after a projection of her visual album, “Subject Beautiful”.
According to People magazine, a fan asked Cyrus about the advice that would give his youngest self, and former “Hannah Montana” had a lot to say.
“When my house burned, that was the greatest blessing I’ve had in my life, actually,” said Cyrus, according to The Outlet.
“Losing everything and being able to rebuild, and be able to have a purpose and choose every piece that I am going to collect or also about people in my life,” he shared. “And I suppose that for me, when my house burned, many of my relationships also caught fire, and that again took me to so much magic and to have such gratitude.”
“I think what I would have told my youngest self is to appreciate those darker times because, as I said, they only lead you to light,” Cyrus added.
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The 32 -year -old woman lost her Malibu house in a fire in November 2018, when she was still married to her then promised, Liam Hemsworth. At that time, he said he was “completely devastated” for the loss.
“I am one of the lucky ones. My animals and the love of my life came out safely and that is all that matters at this time,” Cyrus said in an Instagram message after fires. Cyrus would marry Hemsworth in December, a month after losing his house.
In August 2019, the two had announced their separation, and Hemsworth had requested divorce. His divorce was completed in January 2020.
Cyrus has previously revealed that his burning home influenced his decision to marry Hemsworth. “We were together since the 16th,” said the singer during an appearance on the Siriusxm Radio program of Howard Stern in 2020.
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“I don’t know if we really thought we were really going to get married, but when we lost our house in Malibu, that if you hear my voice before and after fire, they are very different, so that trauma really affected my voice,” he said before speaking about everything he had lost in the fire.
“I clung to what I had left of that house, which was me and me,” he continued. “And I really do it and loved him a lot, a lot, and I still do, I will always.”