Miley Cyrus models a colorful dress, Brody Jenner calls her ‘lesbian thing’ with his ex ‘gnarly’

Miley Cyrus made a splashy appearance on Thursday when leaving the Bowery hotel in the NoHo neighborhood of New York City with her mother Tish one step behind.

The Malibu crooner – who will be the musical guest on Saturday Night Live this weekend with Elon Musk as host – wore a one shoulder above-the-knee frock with clashing prints, adding rose-tinted sunglasses and strappy black heels. 

This comes after Caitlynn Jenner’s son Brody Jenner called Cyrus’ ‘lesbian thing’ with his estranged wife Kaitlynn Carter ‘gnarly.’ 

In the new images, Miley is styled to perfection as she headed out for an appearance. She is heard saying to fans as she signs autographs, ‘Happiness makes you live longer.’

The one shoulder dress made the most of her slender frame as it came in at her small waistline and finished above her knee, showing off her toned calves.

It also revealed the collection of tattoos on her arms. She has at least seven inkings: a heart, evil eye, alien head, watermelon slice, peace sign, cross, and the words, BAD in red as a tribute to Michael Jackson.

The siren had her choppy blonde hair nicely styled and clipped back here and there for added volume while her lips were glossy and her eyes heavily lined.

The strappy heels showed off a fresh pedicure as Miley carried a small purse with a 1960-s style wavy hippie pattern in red, orange and green.   

There was plenty of hardware with large gold hoop earrings and layers of bracelets and rings.

Her mom kept it simple in a denim blazer and jeans with the same rose tinted sunglasses as her daughter.

The two made their way to Miley’s SNL rehearsals. On the way, mother and daughter held hands. 

This comes after Brody, 37, talked about his ex.

Jenner was ‘shocked’ when Carter began dating Cyrus because she had ‘never expressed’ an interest in other women before.

Kaitlynn, 32, embarked on a brief romance with the Midnight Sky singer in 2019 shortly after she split from Brody.

In a teaser clip for season two of The Hills: New Beginnings, Brody admitted he felt blindsided by Kaitlynn’s choice of partner.

Speaking to his ex in the clip, he said: ‘The whole lesbian thing was gnarly because in our entire relationship, you never expressed that you had any interest in females whatsoever.’

And when Kaitlynn insisted his comments were not ‘totally fair’, the reality TV star pressed on, adding: ‘We had some fun, but you said to me you weren’t into girls.’

Kaitlynn’s romance with Miley was her first relationship with a woman, and the beauty admitted she hadn’t met a woman she was ‘into’ before the 28-year-old singer.

She said: ‘I think I had never met somebody that I was into.’ And Brody responded: ‘But it was a shock for me and, I think, for a lot of people that saw that.’

The Princes of Malibu alum then discussed Kaitlynn and Miley’s romance in a confessional, in which he claimed he only found out about the relationship when he saw articles online.

He said: ‘She got into a relationship with somebody, and I didn’t find out until I saw it in the press. But after some time had passed, I realized this is where our lives were going. We’re going to be separated, we’re not gonna be together, but let’s still be in each other’s lives.’

Brody and Kaitlynn’s on-screen interaction marks the first time Brody has publicly addressed his ex’s romance with Miley since the pair split.

Meanwhile, Kaitlynn previously admitted she felt ‘mortified’ by the attention her romance with Miley brought after it fizzled out. She said: ‘What happened to me, like, basically just after Miley and I went our separate ways, I thought, OK, like, my life’s just kinda going back to the way it normally was for me when I’m on my own.

‘I had no expectations that anyone would give a s**t about me by myself. I had no plan in place. I didn’t think about anything. For example, I was dealing with a lot emotionally at that time, obviously, and I really wasn’t going out anywhere. I was just staying home.

‘I just didn’t anticipate anything like this happening. I’m used to it when I’m, like, with Brody or when I was with her, but never when I’m on my own. My mind is just swirling. I was just so mortified. The narrative was so not what the actual situation was and that was such a wake-up call for me.’