"I act out a fear. I don’t have the same fear when performing that I do today back then. But suddenly you go from two years in solitude without almost any communication and not seeing more than one person a day during lockdown to being aware that millions of people are watching the Grammys causes a considerable shock to your nervous system" she told this to W magazine.
The pop singer noted above, who was once known as Hannah Montana, ignited the stage of the Grammy Awards in February with her powerful interpretation of her major hit Flowers, performed in a brilliantly stunning Bob Mackie’s silver dress. She confided to the publication that she made an attempt to summon up the confidence and courage that gripped her at the age of a child into her performance of Her.
"I wrote on this dream board that I wanted to show up at the Grammys with childlike confidence, like when a child isn't afraid to dive into the deep end or do a backflip because they don't know what's on the other side" Miley Cyrus shared. "My 12-year-old self was out playing, while my 31-year-old self was Bob Mackie with big hair." she added.
