ABC;Kevin Mazur/Getty During a May 22 appearance onJimmy Kimmel Live, Miley Cyrus said that she has fans asking her to sign "their parts" when she runs into them She added that she is willing, saying, "I'll pretty much do everything" Despite being down for some "commotion," Cyrus noted that she's in a "very sophisticated" new era ahead of the release of her new visual albumSomething Beautiful Miley Cyrusis always willing to go above and beyond for her fans. With a career spanning nearly two decades, the 32-year-old hitmaker has amassed an impressive following across the globe. A lot of those fans want autographs when they run into Cyrus. Sometimes they even want her to write on their body. During a Thursday, May 22appearance onJimmy Kimmel Live, Cyrus agreed that she does get asked to "sign strange things," saying that people want her to sign "their parts and all kinds of things." Is there anything that she won't sign? "No. I'll pretty much do anything," she said, adding, "That's my vibe." Jimmy Kimmelnoted that there was "a lot of commotion" wherever Cyrus went, including the studio where they filmed the late-night show. He said that fans were lined up outside waiting for a chance to meet the "Flowers" Grammy winner. "The alley is packed with people waiting for you," he said, and Cyrus promised that she'd make time to greet them properly. "I'm excited to see them again," she said. "I'll go out tonight, and I'm going to sign autographs and say hello to everybody." Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE's free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. She didn't have to wait that long to encounter a fan; someone in the audience grew up watchingHannah Montanaand loved Cyrus. "I just had you to model my whole life around," they said, prompting Cyrus to jokingly exclaim, "Don't model your whole life." Cyrus won't just meet with fans. She'll also take advice from them sometimes. When the fan in the audience proposed she embark on a Bangerz Tour Part Two, the singer took the idea in stride. "I didn't know that was wanted, but you just planted a good seed in my mind for more commotion," she said. Disney/Randy Holmes "Sometimes" she does get other ideas from her fans, she said. "Especially with covers of songs. You know, they'll request a song, and it's a great idea ... Like anAriana Grande. There was a request from a fan. They were over me doing Steely Dan covers." She continued, saying, "They wanted 'No Tears Left to Cry' instead, so I did that, and that was a great idea." Although Cyrus said that she's down to sign her fans' bodies, the singer noted that she has entered a different era of her career as she prepares for May 30 release ofher new album and accompanying filmSomething Beautiful. "This new era is very sophisticated," she said, adding that Kimmel helped her "create" one of the most controversial and attention-grabbing moments in her career —her performance at the 2013 MTV Video Music Awards. She explained, "I came here first, and I kind of used the show as a trial run, you know? Where I dance as a teddy bear half-naked, and everyone thought I was crazy. But to see if it was going to work, I did it here first." Cyrus recalled other chaotic appearances onJimmy Kimmel Live, joking that it "feels like a full-circle moment for me to show you how much I've grown as a person." While on the show, she alsobelted out her new song "More to Lose,"which lands on the tracklist forSomething Beautiful. The song arrived in May and followedher previous anthem "End of the World." ABC The album follows Cyrus' 2023 projectEndless Summer Vacation, whichearned her two Grammy wins, her first time taking home awards from the biggest night in music. Her anthem "Flowers" won in two categories — Best Pop Solo Performance and Record of the Year. "I think somewhere inside of me, I needed maybe to hold a trophy and just feel for a moment that I have something that I can hold in my hands that feels like a true achievement," she said about her affirming and "healing" wins during a May 2025 appearance onThe Zane Lowe Show on Apple Music 1. Read the original article onPeople
