Touring life lacks stability for Miley Cyrus.
Pop star Miley Cyrus has decided against touring for her latest album, "Something Beautiful," citing the challenges of maintaining her sobriety and mental health while on the road. In an interview on "Good Morning America," the 32-year-old singer opened up about the difficulties she faces in staying sober during tours, a crucial aspect of her stability and creativity.
Cyrus explained that the touring environment negatively impacts her sobriety, a pillar of her life. She admitted that being on the road makes it "really hard" to stay sober, a struggle exacerbated by the intense love from fans during concerts, which can lead to a desire for more.
The singer's mental health is another concern. She revealed that the lack of infrastructure to support artists in maintaining mental health and sobriety on the road discourages her from touring. The tragic death of Prince, a cautionary tale about the intense lifestyle on tour, has also played a role in her decision.
Cyrus expressed her lack of desire to go on tour, highlighting the post-concert crash as a significant issue with touring. She stated that her mental well-being is of paramount importance and is the key reason she has avoided touring for over a decade.
With her ninth studio album, "Something Beautiful," released at the end of May, Cyrus is focusing on her music and her personal well-being rather than the demands of a touring lifestyle. The album has been well-received by fans, who are understanding of her decision to prioritize her mental health and sobriety.
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- Miley Cyrus shares that the challenging environment of touring, which negatively impacts her sobriety, is a key reason she opted against touring for her 'Something Beautiful' album.
- In an interview, the 32-year-old celebrity admitted that maintaining mental health and sobriety, especially in the absence of sufficient support infrastructure during tours, is a major concern for her.
- The singer, who is focused on her music and personal health, has revealed that the intense lifestyle on tour, as seen in the tragic death of Prince, is a significant factor contributing to her avoidance of touring for over a decade.
