Leading up to the 2016 elections, there were many celebrities who stated that if Donald Trump were to be elected president, then they would be leaving the United States. One of those celebrities was Miley Cyrus, who was very vocal about her thoughts regarding Trump, and even wrote more than one Instagram post about how she would make the decision to move out of the country if he were to be elected. However, once November came and went, and Donald Trump was in fact elected president, Miley Cyrus remained in the U.S.
According to E! News, in a new interview, Cyrus reflected on her past comments and made it clear that she is not planning to go anywhere after all. The "Malibu" singer was asked if she regretted making her comments about leaving the country if Donald Trump was elected, and her response was simply that she "didn't leave the country."
Rather than outright saying that she regretted her comments, Miley Cyrus said that she is not planning to leave the U.S. because that would be ignorant and dumb. Cyrus said that if she were to leave her home then that would mean that she would actually be "abandoning my country when I think I've got a good thing to say to my country."
With her upcoming album release, Younger Now, Miley Cyrus is going political with some of her songs. This includes one of the songs that she wrote with Dolly Parton called "Rainbowland." The singer explained that this song is about all of the different religions, genders, and races coming together, and the amazing things that this kind of unity would create.
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