Miley Cyrus' fans suspect her bodyguard concealed a startling secret during the Grammys 2024 event
The 66th annual Grammy Awards, held in Los Angeles on Sunday, 4 February 2024, was a night filled with glamour, music, and a touch of intrigue. The event, which attracted many celebrities, including Jake Shane, was marked by Miley Cyrus's first-ever Grammy win and a peculiar incident involving her bodyguard and an umbrella.
Miley Cyrus took home her first Grammy for an award during the prestigious ceremony. Her win was a highlight of the night, adding to the excitement surrounding her album "Flowers," which was the focus of two other articles leading up to the event.
However, the night was not without its share of speculation. A clip of Miley Cyrus's bodyguard on the red carpet, holding an umbrella, has caused a stir online. Some people have speculated that the umbrella could be a concealed firearm, while others believe the bodyguard's left arm appears longer than his right at certain angles, leading to speculation about a fake arm.
It's important to note that there is no public information or credible reports identifying Miley Cyrus's bodyguard at the 2024 Grammy Awards who wore a cape on the red carpet or discussing social media speculation about a hidden weapon.
The rainy weather in Los Angeles on the night of the awards might have necessitated the use of umbrellas, and it's possible that the speculation about Miley Cyrus's bodyguard's umbrella is completely ridiculous. Many people thought so, dismissing the claims as unfounded rumours.
The Grammys 2024 was not just about the music and the speculation. The event also sparked discussions about ageism and sexism in the pop industry, with Madonna's Grammys critics serving as an example.
Despite the controversy surrounding the umbrella, the 66th annual Grammy Awards was a memorable night, filled with music, glamour, and a touch of intrigue. The highlights and letdowns of the event were discussed in a separate article.
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