Miley Cyrus launched a new video with supermodel Naomi Campbell, little more than a week after the pair were accused of being rude to fans during a meet and greet in London.
Cyrus, 32, has collaborated with the 55-year old supermodel on Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved – the latest single from her newly released album Something Beautiful – and its accompanying promotional materials.
A raunchy new video for the song, in which Campbell features on vocals, opens with Cyrus singing and dancing her way through a dark warehouse in a black minidress.
After the first verse, Campbell purrs: ‘She has the perfect scent, pose, she speaks the perfect French.’
Dressed in a full-length black trench coat, she adds: ‘She never wears a watch, but still she’s never late, she’s got that kind of grace, did Botticelli paint your face?
‘She has the perfect scent, she speaks the perfect French, she can dance the night away and yet she’ll never break a sweat,’ before repeating ‘Pose’ several times.
Both Campbell and Cyrus strip to racy black lingerie as they pose together several times before walking off together as the video comes to an end.
The video already has more than 536K views in the 12 hours since it was posted, with over 49K likes from her 19.8 million subscribers.
Campbell also left a comment on the video, writing: ‘So proud to be part of this powerful moment with you, Miley.’
She added, ‘Your vision, your voice, your heart—it all shines through. Thank you for including me in this project. Who else is obsessed with this video?’
The release comes after Cyrus and Campbell made an appearance at iconic London venue Rough Trade, where they signed vinyl copies of her latest single Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved.
However, they were criticised for spending more time talking to each other than the fans they were supposed to be meeting.
Among the several fans who complained was YouTuber Juanito Say, who wrote alongside a clip from the event, ‘You pay for a meet & greet to meet Miley Cyrus… And she totally ignores you because she’s busy chatting with Naomi.’
Others such as @sgarrettmc said he ‘canceled’ his order, adding, ‘they just talking to themselves’ and ‘barely acknowledging fans.’
Just a few days after the event, Cyrus responded with nine videos of seemingly perfect, smiley fan interactions.
Cyrus explained that she and Campbell were only supposed to be signing limited vinyl copies of their new single Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved – two full weeks ahead of the official release date on July 11.
‘The record store requested no photos due to the unexpected last-minute turn out,’ the three-time Grammy winner – who boasts 348.3M social media followers – defended.
‘But we knew the night needed to be captured. Thank you [Vijat Mohindra] for snapping those in-the-moment shots. To everyone who came out to celebrate our single, we love you.’
Indeed, a cameraman is heard in each video repeatedly instructing Miley and Naomi’s fans to turn around: ‘Right behind you for the picture!’
