Miley Cyrus and her NSFW t-shirt dress took a matter of hours to go viral yesterday. The 28-year-old singer, a long-time backer of the LGBTQ community, took to Instagram on Tuesday night to announce the latest from her merch collection – posting for her 138 million followers, the "Wrecking Ball" hit-maker sent out photos of herself crawling all over her dad’s truck as she debuted the "MILEY MADE ME GAY" range, one including tees and now sparking a major reaction. Check it out below.
Debuts ‘MILEY MADE ME GAY’ Collection
Scroll for the photos. Cyrus updated with provocative images, ones showing the former Hannah Montana star on all fours and going leggy in a super-tiny t-shirt dress in pink and worn with a metallic belt.
Showing off her new rocker hair and her famous tattoos, Miley modeled the dress ridden right up for a cheeky finish, with fans also seeing the pink tee’s logo over on Twitter as Miley posed in selfie mode. "MILEY CYRUS MADE ME REALIZE I’M GAY!" the tee reads.
See The Look Below
The statement t-shirt, which retails for $ 35, also comes complete with a very visible male member drawn in at the bottom in cartoon. A caption from Miley also name-dropped the luxury Gucci label she now fronts, reading:
"IDK what @billyraycyrus is gonna be more pissed about! Me making a shirt that says “I ❤️ Dick” or crawling all over his truck in my @gucci heels! Speaking of Daddy’s ask yours for 35 bucks and get the new “Miley made me gay” merch on Shop.MileyCyrus.com!"
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Topping comments is sister Brandi Cyrus – alongside many fans, the DJ and podcast host focused on the car, writing: "LOL not the Nissan!"
Miley appeared to be donning a version of the merch not available to retail. The "MILEY MADE ME GAY" range offers a muscle tee, plus a long-sleeved one, which retails for $ 45.
Miley, who identifies as pansexual and has been in high-profile relationships with both men and women – she briefly dated blogger Kaitlynn Carter after her failed marriage to Liam Hemsworth – has opened up on sexuality.
Opens Up On Sexuality
In 2016 and speaking to Variety, the blonde revealed: "My whole life, I didn’t understand my own gender and my own sexuality. I always hated the word ‘bisexual,’ because that’s even putting me in a box. I don’t ever think about someone being a boy or someone being a girl."
The Happy Hippe Foundation founder added: "Once I understood my gender more, which was unassigned, then I understood my sexuality more. I was like, ‘Oh—that’s why I don’t feel straight and I don’t feel gay. It’s because I’m not.’"
