Regarding His Statement Not Close To Fans, This Is What Miley Cyrus Said

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JAKARTA - Miley Cyrus clarified her statement stating that she had no intention of going on a world tour because she felt there was a lack of connection or closeness to her fans, a few days after the statement was quoted by the British media.

"For clarity, I feel connected to my fans more than ever," Miley wrote on Twitter, Tuesday, quoted by Antara.

"When I win, we win. Even if I don't see them directly every night of the concert, my fans feel my heart very much," he added.

The 'Flowers' singer also said he would continue to look for new ways to stay connected to his fans he loves, without sacrificing his own needs.

While Miley will not come to a football stadium in each of her fan countries in the near future, that doesn't mean she doesn't enjoy performing on stage.

"Tampil untuk Anda telah menjadi beberapa hari terbaik dalam hidup saya, dan kami akan melanjutkan perjalanan ini bersama-sama seperti yang telah kami lakukan selama hampir dua dekade terakhir," kata dia.

In other words, Miley doesn't want to damage her relationship with fans. He wrote that doing a big concert tour isn't the best for him right now.

"This has nothing to do with the lack of appreciation for fans and everything related to me just doesn't want to get ready in the dressing room. That's the reality of living on the road," Miley wrote.

"I just don't want to sleep on a moving bus. That's not the best for me right now," he added.

The woman who was born on November 22, 1992, said many changes to herself during her career, including feelings.

"If you've been following my career, you know that I've always changed and thought about it too. Love you forever, I'm on an endless summer vacation," Miley said.

As reported by Eonline, Thursday, Miley's clarification came days after she spoke to British media, saying she didn't want to tour in the future.

He continued, intending to live life as he wanted, not only prioritizing other people's satisfaction. He also felt that large-scale concerts did not create intimate connections with his fans.