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Miley Cyrus says she may have been “the first person to maybe ever be canceled,” recalling the backlash from parents during her early career. Speaking with Tracy Smith, Cyrus says she didn’t realize until later how harsh the criticism was. At the time, she says, the controversy still felt “awesome” and "fun," but with perspective, she now views it more critically. | CBS Sunday Morning

Miley Cyrus Reflects on Being “Canceled” Before It Was Even a Thing Pop superstar Miley Cyrus is opening up about her rocky road through fame and controversy — and she believes she might have been the first celebrity to ever get “canceled.” In a preview from her upcoming appearance on CBS Sunday Morning, the “Flowers” singer looked back on the intense backlash she faced while transitioning from Disney’s Hannah Montana to her bold adult image. “I was the first person to maybe ever be canceled, I