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Miley Cyrus believes father's presence protected her on set

Miley Cyrus believes father's presence protected her on set

Miley Cyrus shared in an interview with Variety that having her father, Billy Ray, on the set of Hannah Montana protected her from the negative aspects of child stardom. She credits his presence for shielding her during her time as a young performer on the popular show.

Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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