Robbie Williams fears the current interest in Miley Cyrus and the fame she has achieved could have a detrimental effect on her.
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The 'Candy' hitmaker – who has done two stints in rehab himself – is concerned for the wellbeing of the 20-year-old singer and is worried the staggering level of fame she has achieved could have a negative effect on her.
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He said: 'Miley's got the world talking and looking at her. And the spotlight that's now upon her is rehab-making. It has a detrimental effect on your psyche. I've had a similar light shine on my direction and it f***s you up – for a long time.'
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The 39-year-old star believes the 'Wrecking Ball' hitmaker – who shot to fame on Disney TV show 'Hannah Montana' – is fighting against the showbiz industry and trying to break away from her father Billy Ray Cyrus.
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He explained: 'She's just a kid. She's a kid who looks as though she's rebelling against her father and rebelling against the industry that put her in a Hannah Montana-shaped box.' Miley has caused controversy in recent months following her raunchy performance with Robin Thicke at the MTV Video Music Awards in August, and lighting what appeared to be a marijuana joint at the MTV Europe Music Awards at the weekend.
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However, Robbie believes Miley is merely struggling to deal with being so famous and blames her wild behaviour on her child stardom.
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Speaking to the Daily Mirror newspaper, he said: 'She makes good pop records, she's got a nice body and a beautiful face. She's a good pop star.
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But that spotlight is too intense even for the most well-rounded people. They'd find it impossible to deal with, let alone someone who's been a child star since they were three or whatever.'
Well that is his opinion and with what i read, he really meant business.
Miley should read this too
I don't see any reason why fame should have a negative effect on a star if the star is very much humble and intelligent.
REHAB is not the best of place to be in so i pray this doesn't happen
Her fans must be seriously hoping that it doesn't happen. They love her for who she is