As the 'Malibu' songstress is gearing up for her performance at Elton John tribute concert, she posts some raunchy backstage photos which see her giving a smoldering look.
- Jan 31, 2018
AceShowbiz - Is the old Miley Cyrus making a return? The "Malibu" songstress treated her 74 million Instagram followers to a slew of raunchy photos ahead of her performance at Elton John tribute concert "I'm Still Standing-A Grammy Salute".
On Tuesday night, January 30, the 25-year-old singer shared some photos of her at the backstage of the concert which took place at Madison Square Garden. Sizzling in a glittering white long-sleeved shirt from August Getty Ataleier which she left unbuttoned and matching high-waisted shorts, Miley posed seductively while reclining on the floor.
She flaunted her lean legs while sporting sparkly high-knee boots. "Backstage 'I'm Still Standing' @eltonjohn tribute! #B***hIsBack," so she captioned the snap.
Another photo saw the fiancee of Liam Hemsworth putting her rear-end on display. While still flaunting her ample derriere, the singer/actress could also be seen up on a chair as she gazed into the camera. Her blonde locks covered half of her face, adding sexiness into the photo. She wrote in the caption, "#B***hIsBack @eltonjohn."
Miley later opted for a hilarious approach in her last two snaps as she posed elegantly while holding a portable fan which matched her outfit's color. Despite the unexpected choice of prop, the photos still perfectly highlighted Miley's beauty. Some fans wrote in the comment section that Miley "look like your mum [Tish Cyrus] in the second photo." The fan continued, "So beautiful Hun! And singing with Elton is amazing!!!! Xx." Similarly, another fan gushed, "FEELING EMPOWERED INSPIRED FEMALE YASSS LIVING FOR THIS."
Miley was joined by a slew of artists during the concert as Shawn Mendes, SZA, Ke$ha, Sam Smith, Little Big Town, Maren Morris and Miranda Lambert also performed at the tribute concert for the music legend. Miley and Elton previously joined forces at the 2018 Grammy Awards, singing the latter's classic hit "Tiny Dancer" to celebrate him and his writing partner Bernie Taupin, who were both receiving the Recording Academy President's Merit Award.
