Saying “everyone has the right to
love each other,” Miley Cyrus dedicated a song Monday to her gay
fans, Us Magazine reported.
Cyrus made her dedication in Los
Angeles, where she was performing at the House of Blues.
While performing the title single from
her third studio album Can't Be Tamed, the 17-year-old Hanna
Montana star once again swooped down on a female dancer and the
pair gave the impression of sharing a series of passionate kisses
choreographed to the music.
Cyrus first stunned audiences with the
faux lesbian kiss during a performance earlier in the month on the
UK's Britain's Got Talent, the Simon Cowell-created talent
contest.
But she's since insisted there is no
kissing involved, just “rocking out.”
In Los Angeles, the entertainer told
the audience that she had dedicated My Heart Beats for Love to
her gay fans.
“I wrote this for my gay fans,” she
said during the song's introduction. “Everyone has the right to
love each other and no one should feel discriminated or judged for
that.”