Miley Cyrus Says She’s Not Hittin’ That

Miley Cyrus spoke on the radio, today, about her bond with her BF Justin Gaston.

And by bond, one can only assume she means the bond between each other’s pants (???) [Website – Amy Grindhouse].

The chinny tween star was at the KIIS-FM morning show, On Air with Ryan Seacrest, earlier today.

Cyrus chose to use her time there, not advocate peace among men, nor to demand a stop to world hunger. Hell to the naw. She instead waxed-idiotic about her T.C.A.P. escapee boyfriend, Gaston.

Chris Hansen and I are very concerned about this young lady and her budding relationship. It’s fairly obvious that these two are more than ‘friends‘, despite the star’s protests. When doing things like dribbling like a cougar at a frat party, over her BF, at the Christian Audigier fashion show, it is hard to then convince people that they aren’t hittin’ each other!

Snippets from the interview can be found below, for those who love to listen to tweens regurgitate stock answers:

On if she’s dating Justin: Maybe, maybe not.

On if her parents allow her to date Justin: “Yes, but I think that right now, everything’s really good. We’re so happy with the way things have worked out.”

On her relationship with Justin and why age doesn’t matter: “He’s been a really great friend more than anything. Everyone started judging us ever since we started hanging out. But after my last two years, there’s been a lot of things that happened, so I’ve learned not to judge anyone and just go into our friendship with an open mind. Not really worried about the age thing. Our family says, Whatever happens happens.”

On what she sees in Justin: “More than anything, he’s really helped me move on from a lot of things and get my mind of of things. He’s a really great Christian guy. I am totally gushing right now… He works with my dad. He thinks he’s really cool.”

If you reeeally hate yourself, you can also listen to the full interview at KIISFM.com.

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