In an interview surprisingly tender, pop sensation Miley Cyrus has shared how she feels haunted by one of her biggest hits.
Wrecking Ball was one of the key songs that launched Cyrus into the charts when it was released in 2013. It was also the artist’s first number one single in the United States.
Cyrus, 24, told listeners of the Zach Sang Show podcast she felt as though she would always be “the naked girl on a wrecking ball.”

“I’m never living that down. I will always be the naked girl on a wrecking ball. No matter how much I just frolic with Emu, I’m always the naked girl on the wrecking ball," she said.
The singer made the reveal when she was asked to play a game of "Marry, Eff, Kill" using her songs.
“Marry would probably be The Climb because it still has a message I’m down with,” said Cyrus.
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“Eff would be 7 Things, kill would be Wrecking Ball."
Cyrus continued to explain why she felt as though her image remained so strongly connected to a song she made four years ago.
Top Comments
Miley was selling what she thought was of value about herself.
She was naked.
Next question?
(Yes her kids, if she ever has any, will see all those pix & vids...)
Stop shifting the blame: any celebrity who willingly works with Terry Richardson is condoning his behaviour. Complicit, anyone? There's a whole lot more about Wrecking Ball that Miley has to be worried about than being remembered as "that naked girl".