As rumors continue to circulate about her family, Tish Cyrus is opening up about how smoking marijuana would have made her a better mother to her five children when they were younger.
During an appearance on his daughter Brandi’s podcast. Sorry, we’re high, Tish talked about how her parenting style would have possibly improved if she had used marijuana.
“I didn’t smoke marijuana when I had kids. I didn’t start smoking until I was 46,” she explained. “That’s why I think he would have been a better father if he had smoked at that time. “I think it would have been… like, I don’t know, school projects, it would have felt more fun.”
Brandi also said her mother probably would have been “a lot more tolerant” if she had smoked. “I was like, ‘Argh!’ That’s why I really wish I had smoked then,” Tish Cyrus declared.
The mother-daughter duo, featuring rapper Wiz Khalifa, then opened up about how Miley used to use marijuana before quitting. “She loved marijuana. And at that time she didn’t smoke marijuana,” Tish explained. “And he wasn’t happy with her.”
Tish Cyrus had a ‘complete psychological breakdown’ before her divorce from Billy Ray
In early February, Tish Cyrus opened up to PEOPLE about the “complete psychological breakdown” she experienced just before divorcing her husband of nearly 30 years, Billy Ray.
“I am over 50 years old, I will be 57 this year. And when I was literally going through my divorce and trying to make the decision to leave a 30-year marriage, I was mostly terrified,” Tish explained.
Brandi, who was promoting her new podcast, said: “And he really thought it was over.”
Tish Cyrus responded that she thought she would be alone forever. “And that was one of the times I had a crippling anxiety attack. “I joke about it and say I had a total psychological breakdown.”
Tish then explained that there were 30 days where she didn’t eat or sleep. He also felt like she was crawling out of her skin. “And he was really scary,” he continued.
Tish Cyrus added that she understands why other women struggle to leave a long-term marriage at her age. “I understand why women are afraid to leave, not just bad relationships, [but to] take a step into new careers and all these things.”
“And I was literally terrified. I would love to be this example for women our age and say: I promise you that starting over is sometimes the best thing you can do. “It’s been great for me.”
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