Cyrus shot back with a vicious tweet with a backward slam to fellow starra Amanda Bynes – who had just been formally diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder.
That led to a long Diatribe from O’Connor, who wrote in an open letter: “Miley … Really? Who the F — advises you? Because it is more to me, is it still stupid than worn a prostitute and call feminism.
“Remove your tweets immediately, whether you will hear from my lawyers. I am sure you will also hear from all kinds of mental health care groups. It is not acceptable to mock someone because he has suffered.
O’Connor continued by Cyrus the “anti-feminine” of the music industry and “a danger to women”.
The singer hit: “I am spread that every 20 -year -old woman of the 21st century could behave in such a dangerous and irresponsible way that the signal not only sends to young women that it is good to act as prostitutes, but Also to the signal that those who have suffered or have psychological problems must be mocked and have their opinions invalid “.
De Veke seemed to settle over the years, and shortly after the death of O’Connor, shared in her concert special Endless summer vacation: Continued (back garden sessions): “I expected that there would be controversy and recoil” to the video “Wrecking Ball” “, but I don’t think I expect other women to put me down or put themselves against me, especially women who had previously been in my position. “
She continued to devote a song to O’Connor and paused a moment of silence for her.