Miley Cyrus refuses to google herself

Miley Cyrus has opened up about life in the public eye, saying that she doesn't Google herself because she doesn't want to know what other people are saying about her.

The We Can't Stop singer said in a new interview with the BBC: "People that probably fall off are the people obsessed with Googling themselves and knowing what people are saying."

Miley continued: "If I knew what people were saying about me, I'd probably hate myself. I don't look at that kind of stuff."

The 20-year-old star also said that, despite her mega-celebrity status, she thinks everyone deserves to be treated equally.

Cyrus revealed: "I have a mouth of a sailor, I keep it nice for TV, but I don't think that makes someone a good or a bad person - the way you treat people is what makes a good person. Everyone's equal."

"I hate when people treat me nicer than they treat other people because of who I am, because it's so fake. So I think that's what makes a good role model, is how you treat people."