Miley Cyrus is getting judgy, y’all. The 17-year-old has opinions about the way every celebrity lives their life, and she almost always disapproves. Miley was in Ireland for a concert, and she was interviewed by Xpose, some talk show in Dublin. The interviewer was Lisa Cannon, and Cannon asked Miley about everything from her opinions on Dublin (Miley was “very impressed the way no one hassles me here”) to her wardrobe based almost exclusively on booty shorts and hooker heels (“I feel I can get away with wearing them now. It’s all about entertainment and it’s not something I wear offstage”) to how Madonna and Angelina Jolie treat their children. Specifically, Miley was asked, as a child star, how she felt about Angelina and Madonna being photographed so often with their children. To which Miley responded that she “really disagrees with it” because the children have no say in the matter. Interesting, coming from the person who puts a video on her website of her 9-year-old sister singing “Smack That”.

Teen superstar Miley Cyrus has revealed how she fed the ducks and went for a walk in St Stephen’s Green to unwind before her monster Dublin gigs. And the 17-year-old has paid a glowing tribute to her Irish fans, saying how she’s “very impressed the way no one hassles me here”.

Speaking in her first Irish TV interview to Xpose’s Lisa Cannon, the Hannah Montana star said she had been bowled over by the relaxed attitude towards celebs here. The Climb singer brought the house down in the O2 last night after playing the last of her sell-out concerts as part of her Wonder World tour.

But Miley also sent jaws dropping during a outing in Dublin yesterday after walking through St Stephen’s Green before another shopping spree on Grafton Street.

She told Lisa how she “wasn’t particularly sporty” and has a weakness for chocolate. That’s why she loved going for walks to keep her super-slim figure which also helped her relax before a big gig, she explained.

And she also managed to turn the tables by snapping on some unsuspecting Dubliners in the park by taking some “beautiful photographs” as she spent lunchtime in the city centre.

“I studied photography so anywhere I go, I like to explore and take pictures. I love nature,” she explained.

The superstar, who spent €1,500 in BT2 the previous day, took so many snaps that she had to pick up a battery charger for her camera in a shop on Grafton Street while also buying a sweater for her brother in Top Man.

Miley added how she “doesn’t get fazed” by people approaching her but she was lucky that so many members of her tight-knit family accompany her on her tour.

And the daughter of crooner Billy Ray Cyrus explained how much she’s looking forward to spending Christmas in Europe this year. Far from jetting back to her native Kentucky, she has seven of her family members joining her for dinner in her plush London pad.

She also got so immersed in her Irish performance that she unwittingly gave herself a black eye while on stage at the O2 — which she had to cover with heavy make up. Miley revealed how she often takes on another persona, in the same way that Beyonce becomes ‘Sasha Fierce’ on stage.

However, she was quick to defend her often raunchy outfits, which have raised eyebrows among some of her Tweenie fans’ parents. “I feel I can get away with wearing them now. It’s all about entertainment and it’s not something I wear offstage,” she continued.

She cited Lady GaGa as one of her inspirations and said she gave her some great advice when they recently met at the Royal Variety Show in Blackpool.

“She told me to be whoever I want to be,” she continued.

She also bonded with the Xpose presenter over their shared heart condition, a birth defect called tachycardia. She explained how she tried not to get too stressed as a result and keep things as relaxed as possible as she is aware that she can’t get too worked up.

Outspoken Miley also blasted stars like Madonna and Angelina Jolie for parading their children in front of the public eye at such a young age.

She told Lisa she “really disagrees with it” as the children themselves have no say in that decision.

[From The Herald.ie]

While I’ll agree in general with Miley’s sentiments about Madonna and Angelina’s kids not having a say in being photographed, Miley really isn’t the best judge of what is and isn’t appropriate. Personally, I’m less offended by new photos of Empress Zahara out toy-shopping with her mom than I am by Miley’s latest hot-pant-clad pole-dance, but maybe that’s just me. And I think the subtext of what Miley’s saying is that it’s perfectly alright for parents to exploit their children (like she was, and like she and her parents are doing to nine-year-old Noah) as long as the kids give their “permission”.

Oh, and Miley used to love Angelina. I wonder what happened? Miley whined about not meeting Angelina at the Oscars at the time, and now I’m wondering if Angelina threw Miley a “bitch please” if and when they ever met.

Miley Cyrus shopping in Dublin on December 17, 2009. Credit: WENN.