Miley Cyrus wears star-shaped pasties in t*pless Instagram picture as she treats her fans to wild 24 hour social networking spree
She’s never backwards in coming forwards and Miley Cyrus delighted her fans with a series of racy Instagram posts in a wild 24 hour social networking spree.
One doctored image showed her posing topless with nothing but a pair of star-shaped nipple pasties on which had a sweet design, set against a matching background.
Wearing magenta lipstick and a platinum blonde wig, the Wrecking Ball hitmaker, 22, captioned the image with the words: ‘Moooood fo sho.’
She also shared a picture of herself getting her hair done into a top knot as she covered up a little, writing: ‘get it right get it tight @andylecompte.’
The singer showed off her colourful talons in another snap, writing: ‘Wainbow nailzzzz @stephstonenails,’ alongside the image in which she sticks out her tongue.
Sure to conjure up controversy, Miley, was pictured smoking a suspicious looking cigarette while modelling sundae earrings, writing: ‘put n werk.’
A further two snaps shows her grappling with her assets while wearing a star-spangled swimming costume and sporting hairy armpits, writing: ‘PITZ & TITZ.’
Miley also paid homage to her recent Paper shoot, sharing yet another snap of herself from the shoot, in which she wore pasties once again and 3D beaded pants in a bid to cover her modesty.
Currently dating Stella Maxwell, Miley shared a picture of the two of them against a psychadelic background with enlarged posteriors in tights, adding: ‘lol a$ a$ a$ lol @stellamaxwell.’
She also posted a series of images of herself with her beloved dogs, writing: ‘Lol bean photo bomb Lol ps I wonder if I smoke weed lol.’
She then tucked into a corn on the cob while wearing orange sunglasses and a pink Playboy dressing gown.
The images come as Miley’s brother Trace, cancelled a concert in Canada because he couldn’t deal with the stress of crossing the border.
The heavily-tattooed guitarist, 26, took to Instagram to apologize to fans and explain that his image makes him a target.
‘Most every time I cross into Canada, border agents treat me like a criminal.
‘Even though I’ve never been arrested, had a DUI, or any serious trouble with the law,’ he wrote.
