Miley Cyrus' team is freaking out over that VMA performance: Report
Uh-oh.
Miley Cyrus’ team is “freaking out” over her oversexed performance alongside Robin Thicke at Sunday night’s MTV Video Music Awards — and he seems none-too-pleased about it either.
“Miley’s team is freaking about that performance,” a source told Us Weekly. “They saw the rehearsals, but those were really played down compared to the live performance.”
The new reigning queen of raunch, who at one point bent down in front of Thicke while shaking her rear near his groin, performed her tune “We Can’t Stop” before Thicke joined her onstage to sing his hit “Blurred Lines,” which Cyrus also suggestively grooved along to.
Meanwhile, another source told Us Weekly that Thicke “thought it would be fun to include Miley, but he didn’t realize how much she would overshadow him.”
That said, another source said he had fun and was “fine” with the onstage pairing.
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