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Miley Cyrus has a passion for life.
On Wednesday, September 24th, in an interview with Vogue, the “Malibu” singer became openly about her sleep schedule.
“I’m a morning person, and unfortunately I’m a night person too,” said Cyrus, 32.
She said, “If I were either, I’m the morning person. I’m the second mood with my eyes open and I can’t stand it for others.”
In the past, Cyrus said she would be “frustrated” with her sleeping friend for too long.
“Now I realize that connecting my ways is just as difficult for them as I get off,” she explained.
She has a lot of energy in the morning, but the “flower” diva said her coffee is “an absolute must.”
“Today, I’m a weirdo who does cold brewing and doesn’t use regular dejra milk, specially processed items from wood. It’s from regular cows,” Cyrus said.
Elsewhere in the interview, she revealed the joy of organizing different areas of life.
“When I organize and clean, I’m full of joy. It doesn’t feel like work to me,” the singer of “Angels Like You” told the outlet. “Everything I do in my life is a bit strong, but it has to be total. That’s what I mean in my time, they’re not costumes, they’re actually like personal perverts and true evolutions to me.”
She continued, “I’ve won the name Queen of Pristine because in every corner, every drawer, every friendship, every family dynamic, everything gets an upgrade with cleanup.”
Similarly, in an interview with Pamela Anderson on the issue of CR Fashion Books earlier this month, Cyrus was openly open about how the “very personal process” of caring for the garden can help her maintain a calm lifestyle.
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“Gardening is something you do for yourself. When we share a lot of ourselves, it’s like putting those little precious time on the ground and growing it, and it becomes a very personal process,” Cyrus told Anderson.
She also became a dove deeper and revealed how gardening became a “medicine” for her sober journey. (Syrus has been calm ever since undergoing voice surgery in November 2019.)
“Having it was a drug that was based on my sober lifestyle,” she added. “It’s part of the practice and how yoga might be. I’m out naturally, do something with my hands, and have a creative outlet that’s not about fame or success.”
