Having only joined in 2013 Miley can already boast more than 10 million followers on Instagram. Most of her pictures her pictures garner more than 200K likes and she seems to be more and more active on the application, even though she was apparently skeptical about joining at first (“I already post all my pictures on Twitter anyway”). We notice she has become more comfortable with the app as time has gone on. We also notice that her pictures seem to be getting weirder and weirder. Count us unsurprised, Miley continues to shock, even when the photographs are not necessarily shocking,not nude selfies or pictures of drugs or alcohol (though there are plenty of those on the account) just inexplicable.Celebrity pictures of their vices or their bare bodies aren’t necessarily original or surprising these days anyway. Leave it to Miley to know what will truly leave the world speechless- and apparently that is dirty feet.
Selfie art? Maybe she was bored. Maybe she was letting off some creative steam. We aren’t quite sure what it is supposed to be, but we suppose it’s cute.
More art of… something? Is it a seal? Is it a dog? It certainly didn’t include a caption to help us out. Relatively inoffensive though…
We are guessing she was just excited to show off her Snoop Dog bathrobe. And her hillbilly teeth. And her Heidi braids. Why was she wearing those again?
Because who doesn’t love plastic sausage and eggs… right?
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