Miley Cyrus on sobriety and working out in heels

Miley Cyrus is one hell of an artist, but that doesn’t come without hard work. In a new interview, the singer opened up about how her health is paramount to her career and that she has a few unconventional methods for maintaining such a clean lifestyle.

For starters, Cyrus opened up about her sobriety in a new story with W Magazine, adding that it plays a “big role” in his good health. In terms of honing your performance skills? Cyrus believes that practice makes perfect.

“My mantra is, as with any athlete: ‘Train for your performance,’” she explained. “That’s why I train in my heels.”

However, replacing your sneakers with stilettos isn’t just about getting stronger. Cyrus noted that working out in a cute outfit, which includes Gucci heels for her, is much more motivating.

“The gym looks really hard, but I have my ivory Gucci slingbacks, because they remind me of Marilyn Monroe,” she continued. “I mainly train in heels. I want to feminize the workout space, because a lot of the workout gear is ugly.”

Despite the fact that Cyrus is still training for the stage and pumping iron into her pumps, there is a stripped-down version of the performer that audiences don’t see.

“I definitely have a personality, an expanded, fully realized version of myself that I exploit as a performer,” she told the publication. “But there is also a level of my life that is super-intimate, sacred and secret.”

For example, a very normal and relevant part of her day is having candid text conversations with her friends, even if that friend is Beyoncé. Cyrus explained how the two megastars bonded over their shared desire for intimacy over the years.

“Sometimes I forget to talk about things that are part of my daily life, like texting with Beyoncé,” she said. “I think it’s a really cute aspect of our relationship, because over the last couple of years I’ve been really private about my private life and what I share with the public. She’s the same way. part of our relationship is security between us.

“Songwriting or working is just a small part of my relationship with her, or with Dolly, or with anyone,” she continued. “Our characters have a relationship, but then We have a relationship. And I love that.”