Miley Cyrus Dances In Black Bikini To Sister Noah's New Song

Miley Cyrus put on a black bikini and danced to a new song that was released by her sister, Noah Cyrus. Noah released her new song “Ghost” from the EP “The End of Everything” on the video sharing platform TikTok.

In the video that Miley posted online, she said that she is seeing herself in a bikini for the first time since the lockdown began, E! News reported. Noah has also been promoting her new EP on social media. She recently shared a video of Penny Lane dancing to the new song “Ghost.”

The main inspiration for the new music appears to be about embracing life and accepting the fact that one day everything will come to an end. In another Instagram post, Noah explained that big problems will eventually look small, pain and fears will not last forever, one day everyone will die, and even mother earth will not last forever. The singer explained that now more than ever, people should “make the most out of every last second” and appreciate everything in this world.

As far as Noah is concerned, she said that her mom Tish Cyrus and her dad Billy Ray Cyrus are “huge inspiration” for her new music. In her post, she also said that she never takes a single moment with her parents for granted.

“I love you both so much that it makes me sad but then its also so beautiful that the love we have has to end,” Noah said about her parents.

She added that she doesn’t want this love to ever end, but it has to one day because that it is how nature behaves. “Love you to The End of Everything and back,” she wrote.

The Cyrus family has been practicing social distancing at home, and the members of the family have also been having fun. Tish has been giving her daughter Miley haircuts at home using kitchen scissors, ET Online reported.

Miley usually gets her hair cut from celebrity hairstylist Sally Hershberger. Since the “Slide Away” singer can’t go to one of the saloons for a trim, Hershberger has been training Tish to give her daughter a cut by showing her how to do it via FaceTime calls.