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Miley Cyrus wants to try hand at reality TV
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Thursday 20th November, 2008 (ANI)
Washington, Nov 20 : After carving a niche for herself in Hollywood with 'Hannah Montana', Miley Cyrus says she would like to try reality TV.
The teen idol stated that she would love to chill out while the cameras follow her around.
"I would want to be on a reality show like 'The Real World' because I think that's crazy, anyone who would do that has some serious guts," E! Online quoted Miley, as saying.
"I just want to be in a really nice house with cameras following me around, I can just sit there, eat Cheetos, read my book, hang out all day," she added.
Miley revealed that reality television wouldn't be that difficult for as she already leads a life delimited by the paparazzi.
"It's like a free reality show, I just don't get paid for it," Miley said.
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