Miley Cyrus to Justin Bieber: "Pay People to Keep You Out of Trouble!"
Miley
Cyrus shared advice to Justin Bieber on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno
on Jan. 30: "Pay people to make sure you don't get in trouble."
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No Miley Cyrus
mugshot yet! The 21-year-old "We Can't Stop" singer has managed to stay
out of jail -- so far -- despite her headline-making partying ways.
During an appearance on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on Thursday, Jan. 30, Cyrus shared advice to recently arrested Justin Bieber on how to stay out of trouble.
Last week, Bieber, 19, was arrested in Miami, Fla., and charged with DUI, resisting arrest and driving with an expired license. On Jan. 30, the Canadian singer was also charged with assault in connection with an alleged incident involved a limo driver in Toronto last December.
While Bieber and Cyrus are both making headlines these days for their scandalous behavior, Cyrus says
there's a big difference between the two of them.
"It's funny because today, I was looking at -- my fans put all these people's mugshots up, and they were like,
'I don't see a Miley mugshot yet!' I get the most flak of anybody. I'm not doing anything illegal! I'm doing a lot of s--t . . . Oops, sorry!" the "Wrecking Ball" singer said, apologizing for cursing on TV. "But I'm not doing anything illegal! So that's all right. Everything I do is legal in California." (According to Bieber's preliminary toxicology report from his arrest via TMZ, the teen pop singer tested positive for marijuana and prescription medication.)
For now, it seems like Bieber may be taking Cyrus' advice to stay home. After turning himself in at the Toronto police station on Wednesday, Jan. 29, Bieber's dad, Jeremey Bieber, tweeted that his son had returned home to Ontario, Canada. "Safe and sound #homesweethome," Jeremy captioned a photo of Bieber sleeping next to his younger brother Jaxon, 4.
Source: Usmagazine.com
Last week, Bieber, 19, was arrested in Miami, Fla., and charged with DUI, resisting arrest and driving with an expired license. On Jan. 30, the Canadian singer was also charged with assault in connection with an alleged incident involved a limo driver in Toronto last December.
While Bieber and Cyrus are both making headlines these days for their scandalous behavior, Cyrus says
there's a big difference between the two of them.
"It's funny because today, I was looking at -- my fans put all these people's mugshots up, and they were like,
'I don't see a Miley mugshot yet!' I get the most flak of anybody. I'm not doing anything illegal! I'm doing a lot of s--t . . . Oops, sorry!" the "Wrecking Ball" singer said, apologizing for cursing on TV. "But I'm not doing anything illegal! So that's all right. Everything I do is legal in California." (According to Bieber's preliminary toxicology report from his arrest via TMZ, the teen pop singer tested positive for marijuana and prescription medication.)
For now, it seems like Bieber may be taking Cyrus' advice to stay home. After turning himself in at the Toronto police station on Wednesday, Jan. 29, Bieber's dad, Jeremey Bieber, tweeted that his son had returned home to Ontario, Canada. "Safe and sound #homesweethome," Jeremy captioned a photo of Bieber sleeping next to his younger brother Jaxon, 4.
Source: Usmagazine.com
