and the fame she has achieved could have a detrimental
effect on her.
The 'Candy' hitmaker – who has done two stints in rehab
himself – is concerned for the wellbeing of the 20-year-old
singer and is worried the staggering level of fame she has
achieved could have a negative effect on her.
He said: 'Miley's got the world talking and looking at her.
And the spotlight that's now upon her is rehab-making. It
has a detrimental effect on your psyche. I've had a similar
light shine on my direction and it f***s you up – for a long
time.' The 39-year-old star believes the 'Wrecking Ball'
hitmaker – who shot to fame on Disney TV show 'Hannah
Montana' – is fighting against the showbiz industry and
trying to break away from her father Billy Ray Cyrus.
He explained: 'She's just a kid. She's a kid who looks as
though she's rebelling against her father and rebelling
against the industry that put her in a Hannah Montana-
shaped box.' Miley has caused controversy in recent
months following her raunchy performance with Robin
Thicke at the MTV Video Music Awards in August, and
lighting what appeared to be a marijuana joint at the MTV
Europe Music Awards at the weekend.
However, Robbie believes Miley is merely struggling to
deal with being so famous and blames her wild behaviour
on her child stardom.
Speaking to the Daily Mirror newspaper, he said: 'She
makes good pop records, she's got a nice body and a
beautiful face. She's a good pop star. But that spotlight is
too intense even for the most well-rounded people. They'd
find it impossible to deal with, let alone someone who's
been a child star since they were three or whatever.'
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