The 22-year-old celebrity Noah Cyrus rocked a see-through sage green jumpsuit while out for a good dance. The green bodysuit perfectly hugged her curves as she paired it with dark shades and a gold necklace.
Still keeping her brows bleached, Noah Cyrus went for this cut and styled her hair into a high ponytail with double bangs across her face. Her bright cherry lipstick is evident in this s*xy shot.
In another snap, Cyrus looked more covered up as she donned a puffy number jacket to ward off the winter chill. Posing under a tree, she gave the look a good look, which she teamed with matching green heels and left her hair down.
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In another image from the slide, Cyrus looked like a goddess in a red dress with a risqué cleavage from the chest to the stomach area, held together by a tiny string of the same fabric.
The dress featured a hood detail at the waist. The long sleeves of this s*xy number hugged her toned arms tightly and featured knee-length side slits that flowed beautifully on the beauty’s body.
She teamed the look with gold earrings and styled her long locks into loose, waist-length waves while maintaining bleached brows, pink blush, and pink lips.
Cyrus and PJ Harding have delivered a new Christmas song called Snow in LA, their latest collaboration. The song plays traditional and popular Christmas carol sounds while delivering a sensitive message about climate change and “the lies adults tell”. The track was produced and written by Cyrus and Harding.
“Snow in LA is a dark Christmas song for what seems like a pretty dark time, reminiscent of traditional Christmas carols but contrasted with the images of catastrophic climate change and looming fascism that represent so many of our fears about the future.”
The star hinted at the reason behind her parents’ divorce in her new song ‘Every Beginning Ends’, featuring Benjamin Gibbard, giving her more insight into relationships.
“He told me his dad had a saying. ‘You have to wake up and decide to love someone every day,’ and that sparked this conversational song about the twilight of a relationship and not wanting to admit that something’s gone.”
