Miley Cyrus strips naked again for V Magazine backstage at the MTV VMAs

Miley Cyrus is no stranger to posing in risqué shots and dressing in very revealing outfits. That’s why it was not a big deal for her to show a lot of skin again in a recent photo shoot for V magazine. The pop star stripped down to her birthday suit and posed completely naked for the publication while backstage at the MTV Video Music Awards (VMAs).

A censored version of Miley’s naked photo was shared on V magazine’s official Instagram account. In the photo, the “Wrecking Ball” singer looks completely comfortable to be in the buff.

“Don't miss @mileycyrus's Diary of a Dirty Hippie 4 in V98. Order your copy now at vmagazineshop.com,” the publication captioned Cyrus' photo.

In the racy shot, Cyrus is seen posing with a big smile on her face as she sits on a director’s chair. She also has her legs crossed. However, she made no attempt to cover her breasts with her hands. Instead, she opted to hold her bleached dreadlocks and left her breasts exposed. However, the publication managed to censor each with labels announcing the release of Cyrus' nude photos as the latest addition to her “Diary of a Dirty Hippie” on the 8th volume of V magazine.

According to Huffington Post, the photo seemed to have been taken backstage during the VMAs back in August, where Cyrus was the host. The shot has received over 6,000 likes on Instagram since it was shared on Tuesday. The photo also received mixed reactions from its 262 commentators. One user named amy_davies7 complimented Miley on her slim body. However, another user named mandisue_94 compared her photo with that of a woman breastfeeding her baby.

“Funny how so many are okay with this but yet when a women breastfeeds her child in a photo or in public everyone flips s**t. Such a sad world we live in,” named mandisue_94 wrote.

This is not the first time though that Cyrus has posed completely naked for V Magazine. Glamour Magazine shared several shots from the singer’s revealing photo shoot for the 93rd issue of V Magazine, which came out in January.

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