During her Instagram show, the 'Mother's Daughter' songstress reveals that the 'Old Town Road' crooner has to go to her grandmother's house to FaceTime because she knows how to use it.
- Mar 19, 2020
AceShowbiz - Miley Cyrus is poking fun at Billy Ray Cyrus' denseness when it comes to phone technology. When hosting new Instagram show "Bright Minded: Live with Miley Cyrus", the "Mother's Daughter" singer spilled that her country singer father didn't know how to FaceTime even after he finally got himself his first iPhone.
On Wednesday, March 18, the 27-year-old songstress talked to "Love Is Blind" stars Lauren Speed and Cameron Hamilton about her father's obsession with old smartphone Blackberry. "My dad is crazy, he got two Blackberries because he says it equals one iPhone," she complained. "That is not true - he's still on the Blackberry [trend]!"
The ex-wife of Liam Hemsworth, who is currently practicing self-isolation in California, continued to share how her father's shortcoming posed a problem as he "got stuck in Nashville" amid coronavirus pandemic. "It's really sad because he has to go to my grandma's house to FaceTime, because my grandma knows how to FaceTime and he doesn't," she shared.
Elsewhere in the chat, Miley's guests also talked about what they did during their self-isolation. Lauren, in particular, shared, "Cam and I love making TikToks to pass the time. Outside of that, we've been doing a lot of working ... and just trying to catch up and stay positive." She added, "Calling everyone to make sure they're good and OK. Eating take out."
In response to Lauren's phone call suggestion, Miley claimed it reminded her about talking with crushes back in her school days. The former "Hannah Montana" star went on to disclose, "I used to love my little Cricket phone at night. That was the best. And in school back then you actually wanted to avoid the person as much as possible."
"Bright Minded: Live with Miley Cyrus", which was launched on Monday, March 16, will air at 11:30 A.M. from Monday to Friday. The former Disney sweetheart's Instagram bio described the show as a way to "connect with special guests discussing how to stay LIT in dark times!"
