Miley Cyrus Sings 'FU' About Selena Gomez, Tosses Image Off Stage
Miley Cyrus is making headlines after she decided to physically remove a cardboard cutout of Selena Gomez from the stage where she was performing in Milan, Italy.
Cyrus, the 21-year-old singer, reportedly led into her song "FU" while throwing the cardboard image of her fellow 21-year-old singer Gomez off the stage during her "Bangerz" tour stop in Italy.
"I don't really have much to say, I was over it the second that I saw her name," Miley sang before tossing the cardboard image of Gomez, according to a video obtained by E! "I've got two letters for you, one of them is 'F' and the other ones 'U.'"
Last year, Cyrus was less than willing to speak about Gomez and her ex-boyfriend Bieber.
Gomez, the 21-year-old singer and songwriter, reportedly let one reporter know that the topic of her ex-boyfriend and fellow singer Cyrus was off limits last year. One reporter named Cameron Adams reportedly said that Gomez's people warned him about speaking about Cyrus and Bieber before his interview with her.
"Immediately prior to interviewing U.S. singer and actor Selena Gomez in her dressing room in Florida comes the warning: 'You know you can't ask about Justin or Miley,'" Adam told Radar Online.
Earlier this year, Cyrus was linked to a report that she caused an issue between Gomez and her on-and-off again singer ex-boyfriend Justin Bieber. "The Ultimate Betrayal: Selena's convinced that Justin and Miley were seeing each other behind her back last year," the caption on a previous Life & Style photograph read last February.
Cyrus decided to take to her Twitter to refute the validity of the photograph, claiming that her image was taken from producer Pharrell's birthday party, an event Bieber did not attend.
Last year Cyrus covered Rolling Stone magazine where she spoke about serving as a mentor to Bieber.
"I'm not much older than him, so I never want it to feel like I'm mentoring him. But I do mentor him in a way," Cyrus told the publication. "Because I've been doing this (expletive) for a long time, and I already transitioned, and I don't think he's quite done it yet. He's trying really hard."
