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Experts: Miley's Love Life Will Only Get Better, Thanks To Her Parents' Reconciliation!
Two experts tell HollywoodLife.com Tish and Billy Ray’s reconciliation is wonderful for Miley’s health and well-being!
Tish and Billy Ray Cyrus aren’t the only two people benefiting from getting back together, despite filing for divorce last fall. HollywoodLife.com spoke with two experts — a behavioral expert and a psychotherapist — who said the Cyrus’ daughter, Miley, will have healthier relationships in the future because of her parents’ now-healthy marriage.
“I think if she is actively involved in these [relationship] issues, she’ll be able to understand some of the issues that drove her parents apart a little better and how to resolve these issues [in her own life],” Beverly Hills-based behavioral specialist Dr. David Kipper M.D. said. “Her future relationships will only benefit from this.”
He added, “I think this is more of an investment in her future. She’ll learn coping mechanisms from this. It will be very advantageous for her.”
Not only will Miley’s love life prosper even more now her parents are back together, but Los Angeles-based psychotherapist Dr. Jenn Berman also believes her behavior won’t be quite as wild.
“When there’s a lot of chaos at home and when teens and kids are feeling like their home environment isn’t stable, they tend to act out more,” she said, explaining, “Now that things are more stable in Miley’s life and in her home, hopefully [she’ll not feel the need to act out].”
Dr. Kipper also pointed out Miley, 18, can take what happened in her personal home life and use it to help her fans.
“She should be open and talk about it,” he said. “If the world already knows about all of this, then this issue is an obvious issue. It’s the elephant in the room. If she can take this info and come forward with it in a constructive way — rather than try to ignore it — and take a poistive spin on it, I think she’ll be helping a lot of people.”
We’re so happy for the Cyrus family and hope Miley has the confidence to share what she went through, especially if it can help other kids going through the same thing.
