It may sound like a euphemism, but it's not -- Miley Cyrus interrupted a radio interview this morning because she spotted a scorpion in her hotel room. 
Miley was a guest on the "Cindy and Ray in the Morning" show in Atlanta when Miley -- who was in a hotel in Nashville -- suddenly screamed out, "There's a scorpion in our room now!"
No word on how old the scorpion was.
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsOh and Nashville would like to thank Taylor Swift for donating $500,000 to the flood relief. She's a TN transplant. Miley was born and raised here and what has she done so far?
I thought her family owned a big spread in Nashville. Why is she in a hotel room?! :)
Wow...she's really hit rock-bottom now. Hanging out in hotels with washed up 80's German metal bands. I hear that Klaus Meine is a real freak, too.
if she runs out of money i am sure her daddy will have her up on the stage dancing jenna jameson style! she is a lil hoochie mama, look at her parents....lolz money cant buy you class!
hmmm I will make sure I say hi to miley from you all..I am headed there for my vacation next wednesday..
1. Oh and Nashville would like to thank Taylor Swift for donating $500,000 to the flood relief. She's a TN transplant. Miley was born and raised here and what has she done so far?
Posted at 7:54 AM on May 21, 2010 by lakenne SHE IS HELPING, LEARN TO READ or do some research!!!
A Benefit Concert for Flood Recovery on June 22. The event will be hosted by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill, with funds helping Nashville recover from last week's devastating floods.
Swift will be joined by fellow teen queen Miley Cyrus, as well as country stars like Carrie Underwood, Brooks & Dunn, LeAnn Rimes, Miranda Lambert, Martina McBride and more names to come, People reports. The June show is set to take place at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena. Funds will go to the Community Foundation, which provides philanthropic services in Middle Tennessee.
Miley has total wh0re face. She looks like anal porn skank Ashley Blue.
I highly doubt it was a scorpion. The chances of seeing one in Tennessee are rare.
















