Miley Cyrus does not want to be included in Taylor Swift's long list of friends.
As "Shake it Off" singer Swift's list of friends gets longer, which includes entertainers, models, musicians, actresses, and entrepreneurs; Cyrus does not want to be included in the list. Miley also said that she prefers to spend her free time with her non-showbiz friends, which inspires her more.
"None of my friends are famous and not because of any other reason than I just like real people who are living real lives, because I'm inspired by them," Miley said in an interview with the New York Times.
Though there is no reference or whatsoever if Swift officially invited Cyrus to be part of her circle of friends, rumors abound that "One Last Time" singer Ariana Grande is also unwelcome in the "Blank Space" singer's group, also.
Swift reacted quickly on Cyrus comments saying that she is embarrassed that she was ever friends with the "Party in the USA" singer, RadarOnline reported.
Meanwhile, Cyrus announced her free and surprise album, "Dead Petz" during the recently concluded 2015 MTV Music Video Awards on Aug. 31. The former Disney star also said that her latest album, "Dead Petz," is a passion project and cost a small amount, about $50,000 compared to her last commercial album "Bangerz," which cost several millions to produce.
Cyrus is also busy with a non-profit organization she has established for the homeless and L.G.B.T. youth, which she named "Happy Hippie Foundation." According to her, she discovered herself after putting up the foundation.
Cyrus and "Super Bass" singer Nicki Minaj had a controversial confrontation during the 2015 VMA awards night over the latters "Anaconda" video.