Miley Cyrus wears ‘modest’ swimsuits due to body image struggles

Miley Cyrus Opens Up About Choosing ‘Modest’ Swimsuits Due to Body Image Struggles

By Radio 854 Staff

Pop star Miley Cyrus, known for her bold style and unfiltered personality, recently shared a more vulnerable side of herself in a candid interview—revealing why she now gravitates toward more modest swimwear. The “Flowers” singer opened up about the pressures of fame, body image, and how her relationship with fashion has evolved.

Cyrus, 32, explained that her choice to wear more covered-up swimsuits stems from ongoing struggles with how she views her own body. “People might think it’s just a style choice, but a lot of it comes from how critical I’ve been of my body in the past,” she said. “Wearing more modest suits gives me a sense of control and comfort.”

Having grown up in the spotlight since her days as Disney Channel’s Hannah Montana, Cyrus has long faced public scrutiny—something she admits took a toll on her self-confidence. “There were years when I was trying so hard to be seen a certain way,” she shared. “Now, it’s more about feeling good in my own skin, even if that means covering up a bit more.”

Despite stepping back from revealing looks, Miley’s fashion sense remains iconic. Her swimwear choices now often feature vintage-inspired cuts, high-waisted bottoms, and chic one-pieces—proving that modesty doesn’t mean sacrificing style.

Fans have praised the singer for her honesty and the empowering message it sends. As one commenter wrote, “Miley showing that you can still be confident and sexy without showing it all is something so many of us need to hear.”

Cyrus’s openness continues to resonate with people across generations—a reminder that even global pop stars deal with self-image challenges. At Radio 854, where we celebrate the artists behind the music, we’re proud to highlight stories like these that show the human side of the stars we love.

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