Miley Cyrus and the Bizarre Life: Billy Ray Cyrus on Hannah Montana

By Christi Hall
Jul 6, 2008


How bizarre if the life of Miley Cyrus? The Internet photos princess is examined with each little urn thanks mostly to the popularity of her Disney series "Hannah Montana". Many fans adore Miley Cyrus but they are having trouble now with her growing pains as everything she does is scrutinized. She has felt the wrath of fans with very young girls that look up to Miley when her first racy pictures hit the World Wide Web.

Miley Cyrus and the Bizarre Life: Billy Ray Cyrus on Hannah Montana (Image: Wenn)

She was shown in all sorts of poses with boys and girls and some 22-year old guy (Miley Cyrus is still only fifteen years old) and some thought she was moving way too fast and they believed she was growing up at an alarming rate. See the photos linked here and judge for yourself, the first link is safe.


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They wondered how long it would be before we saw full frontal photos as with Disney princess Vanessa Hudgens. (See those saucy snaps here and the first link is safe). But is this Miley's fault or is she just a normal fifteen-year-old girl? Mike Walker of the Enquirer notes this week that nothing is normal for Miley or her dad Billy Ray Cyrus.

He writes that as dad to near-billionaire Miley Cyrus, Billy Ray Cyrus still can't believe his "bizarre life" - telling an interviewer that even when he's back at the family spread in Tennessee, kicking back with his 8 year old daughter Noah, the celebrity rat race still catches up with him.


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Recalled Billy Ray: "Noah and I love to go down the creek and catch crawdads, and we live way out in the country, so I just put on a pair of Hawaiian swim trunks, no shoes and no shirt, with my big fat gut hangin' over my trunks. Well, we're catching these crawdads...and this photographer lady jumps out with a big bazooka lens and starts snapping away: pop, pop, pop, pop...she snaps about five shots in a row. It scared me."

He added, "I just didn't expect it that far out in the country. And my little girl says, 'Is that ("Vanity Fair" photog) Annie Leibovitz?' That's the bizarre life that I'm living."