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Miley Cyrus addresses claim she was 'dismissive' of fans at record signing. Last week, the Flowers hitmaker and Naomi Campbell teamed up for a meet-and-greet in London to promote their new single, Every Girl You've Ever Loved. The disco song features spoken-word verses performed by Naomi, with the British supermodel also appearing in the accompanying music video. But after the record signing, some fans took to social media to accuse Miley of being "inconsiderate" and "dismissive" by chatting to Naomi instead of focusing on them. Taking to Instagram on Tuesday, the 32-year-old thanked all of the guests for attending. ”I saw so many familiar faces & met some sweet new ones. The record store requested no photos due to the unexpected last minute turn out but we knew the night needed to be captured... To everyone who came out to celebrate our single, we love you.” Elsewhere in her message, the Wrecking Ball singer noted that the vinyl version of Every Girl You've Ever Loved wasn't meant to drop until this week. ”But since we were both in London @roughtradeeast made it happen day of. I wanted to gift my Smilers an exclusive experience & unreleased vinyl to thank you for the love you've shown me in the UK over the years.” Meanwhile, in her own post, Naomi defended Miley from any criticism. ”@mileycyrus what a fun... signing. Thank you for having me by your side to celebrate the Every Girl You've Ever Loved vinyl release in London.” "What a joy to spend the night with you in my hometown - your energy is infectious, your memory and graciousness is unreal with our fans, you had me laughing all night.” Miley's ninth studio album, Something Beautiful, is out now.
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