Miley Cyrus Seemingly Reacts To Ignoring Fans Claims At Meet & Greet With Receipts

Miley Cyrus is coming in like a wrecking ball with some evidence!

The singer is shutting down claims that she and Naomi Campbell were dismissive of fans during their appearance at Rough Trade East, and she's got the footage to prove it.

The backlash started after fans who attended the event to support Miley Cyrus's new single, "Every Girl You've Ever Loved," claimed the singer spent more time chatting with Naomi Campbell.

The singer responded in the form of a nine-video Instagram slideshow. The clips showed Cyrus and Campbell chatting with fans, posing for photos, and signing vinyl records.

The last clip even captured Cyrus stepping outside to meet more fans behind barricades, signing autographs and taking photos without hesitation.

In her caption, the popstar explained the event was a last-minute opportunity to connect with fans and hand out unreleased copies of her upcoming single two weeks ahead of its official July 11 release.

"Our vinyl was originally set to drop a week later, but since we were both in London, @roughtradeeast made it happen day of. I wanted to gift my Smilers an exclusive experience & unreleased vinyl to thank you for the love you've shown me in the UK over the years," she wrote.

She also addressed the lack of official photos, noting that the store had requested no photography due to the unexpected turnout. "But we knew the night needed to be captured," she added, thanking photographer Vijat Mohindra for the candid moments.

Cyrus proved she still got the crowd behind her, and her comment section says it all. After dropping video proof to silence claims she ignored fans at the London signing, supporters rushed to the comments with messages of love and excitement. One fan who attended the event gushed:

"Yes queen shut the haters down! I was at the signing and you and Naomi were nothing but sweet. Thank you so much & it was amazing to finally meet you." 

Another added, "Miley Cyrus, the QUEEN you are. It was amazing meeting you for the first time," while others flooded the post with everything from "You're the best" to "We love you queen."

One fan even spotted themselves in the clips and excitedly pointed it out, "There's me on the 6th slide. Miley, I love you so much." Fans also praised the star for prioritizing them, with one writing, "Thank you so so so much for thinking of the fans first! You're absolutely the best artist ever!!!"

Before Cyrus dropped footage defending herself, social media had already been buzzing with complaints about her and Campbell's behavior at the vinyl signing.

Fans who attended the Rough Trade East event said the two stars appeared more interested in talking to each other than connecting with the crowd that came for autographs and photos, The Blast reported.

Clips from the event showed Cyrus and Campbell chatting while signing, with fans pointing out that they often failed to acknowledge cameras or make eye contact during pictures, leaving many with awkward, blurry shots.

The frustration spilled onto Reddit, where users criticized the interaction video Campbell had posted.

While the signing garnered all the attention, the real story was Cyrus's earlier revelation this month that her next album would delve into the long-standing rifts within her well-known family.

As The Blast reported, the 32-year-old opened up on Monica Lewinsky's "Reclaiming" podcast, revealing that after years of family issues, she managed to repair many of those strained relationships on her own.

She joked that just getting her relatives into a therapy session would have been a battle in itself. In her words, "Just to get each other into a room to get to counseling would have been a war."

One of the album's tracks, titled "Secrets," is set to focus on her father and the emotional weight he carries. She explained that the song is about wanting him to feel safe enough to open up about the deeper truths that shaped their family dynamics.

Cyrus took a trip down memory lane to her "Hannah Montana" days when she said she got blamed for something her dad actually did. On an episode of the podcast "Sorry We're Cyrus," the songwriter stated, "Dad smoking pot and everyone blaming me for it. It's hilarious. He wasn't sharing."

Her mother, Tish, added that she used to defend Billy Ray when people started pointing fingers, "They were calling me, saying, 'B. Ray was smoking pot.' And I was saying, 'He would never do that.'"

The family kept things light, with Cyrus suggesting maybe co-star Mitchel Musso was in on it too. Her sister Brandi just laughed and said, "That's incredible."

Looks like Miley Cyrus brought the proof and the smiles to set the record straight.