"There was even a time where my brother and sister didn't want to go to school because of how humiliated they were to be related to me," Cyrus, 32, revealed during a vulnerable conversation on the Reclaiming with Monica Lewinsky podcast. "I remember my brother even saying at one point, 'I don't judge you, but you could understand how hard it is for me to go to school and for you to be my sister.'"
The "Flowers" singer said the shame she felt over her siblings' experience cut deeper than anything else she endured in the wake of her controversial transformation.
That year marked a major turning point for the former Hannah Montana star, thanks in large part to the release of her provocative album Bangerz, which left behind her Disney image, and made headlines for her performances, fashion choices, and openness around sexuality. But it came at a cost—in both her romantic relationships and her relationships with her family.
She continued, "It was really hard for me to go home and see my dad and look him in the eyes and not feel super embarrassed. My grandmother was like my best—my grandmother is my best friend. She's dead, but she's still my best friend. And I was like, 'Oh God, this is gonna kill her.'"
"It changed me," she said. "I feel like it kind of deleted the folder of my mind—the guilt and shame folder. So, I haven't really dealt with that for probably about four years, but up until I did that EDMR, I had a lot guilt about how hard it would've been to be my sibling or my parent, and how embarrassing and all those things."
"It's like the babysitter went rogue. I was like a babysitter for America's children," she explained. "You put them in front of the screen, you know if they're watching my show they're gonna be good, I'm not gonna say anything inappropriate, you feel safe with them spending time with me. And that's when people felt like I wasn't a safe place for their kids anymore."
Now, over a decade later, Cyrus says she's found peace—and credits her latest album, Something Beautiful, for helping her heal.
"This album is really about healing," she said. "I've talked about it a lot—this album has healed me in many ways, but it really is about healing. And sometimes, that can be in the simplest or the deepest of ways."
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