Miley Cyrus is reminiscing back on her days starring as Hannah Montana in her latest podcast appearance. The Good Buy Podcast by Harper’s Bazaar interview saw her revealing shocking details of her all-time favourite Disney character.
The Flower’s singer has kept quite a low lately focusing more on her career and dating her boyfriend Maxx Morando privately. Not even the scandal between her father Ray Billy Cyrus and his ex-wife FireRose was enough to break her silence. Her father and Fire Rose also met on the set of Hannah Montana.
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But on different occasions like the Good Buy Podcast appearance, Miley Cyrus connects with fans by sharing details of her life. In this interview, the star revealed that to achieve full hair, she had 250 individual hair extensions in Hannah Montana.
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And the extensions were so perfectly done that several movie viewers took it to be real. Some fanatics even went further to start shopping for haircare products that can make their hair more voluminous. The shocking reveal had fans in a quandary and they took to the comment section to share their opinions.
Writing about Miley Cyrus’s hair in Hannah Montana, one wrote about how fake celebrities are in movies. This has become an issue in show business and stars are resorting to all sorts of beauty enhancement to remain relevant. The comment reads, “Most regular folks don’t realise that most of the time we see celebs at their best and fakest, so to speak.”
“On TV or at appearances they are in full make-up, with heavily styled hair, extensions, expensive clothes, personal assistants and photographers, good lighting and usually images are edited afterwards. From Ozempy to PEDs to all kinds of drugs, m v of them are fit only when needed as well (movies, shoots, etc.),” it ended.
While Miley Cyrus’s Hannah Montana TV character may have indeed used hair extensions, other characters have resorted to extreme means to look flawless in movies.