Miley Cyrus used to be a bullying, nasty mean girl, y’all

Miley Cyrus’s former childhood friend has given an interview to Radar, claiming that Miley Cyrus was a mega-bitch and a bully in middle school. I’m getting a flashback to that episode of 30 Rock, when Liz goes to her high school reunion and discovers that SHE wasn’t the one who was always picked on in high school, that in fact everyone hated her because she was so mean and nasty. In Miley’s version of her childhood, she always claimed that she was the victim of vicious mean-girling in her youth. Miley’s former friend tells a much different story:

In her memoir, Miley Cyrus: Miles to Go, the Disney queen writes about her years in school where she said she was picked on and bullied. But in an exclusive interview with RadarOnline.com, Miley’s best childhood friend Nicole Mullen-Holm remembers a completely different scenario.

“Miley is a liar who bullied girls and was a real b*tch to everyone,” Nicole says. “I’m so in shock that Destiny, oh, I mean Miley, wrote a book about being the victim of middle school bullying when she was the mean girl of our school. Even though we were friends, she was still a brat. I knew her from the first grade and when she and I got to middle school, she just did a 180-degree turn in the wrong direction.”

Miley, who was born Destiny Hope Cyrus, was friends with Mullen-Holm when they attended Heritage Elementary School and Heritage Middle School in Spring Hill, Tennessee. Mullen-Holm says the two were inseparable and had a very tight bond.

“We would hang out and talk a lot at school. Typical girl stuff,” Mullen-Holm recalls.

But that all changed in middle school. “The girls took it beyond normal bullying. These were big, tough girls,” Cyrus says in her book. “I was scrawny and short. They were fully capable of doing me bodily harm.”

But like a good Disney story, Mullen-Holm says Miley’s version is just make believe.

“Miley became so mean, I remember her shouting at an overweight girl calling her ‘lesbian’ and ‘dyke,'” Mullen-Holm, 18, recalls. “Miley was a cheerleader and was with the ‘in’ crowd. She was never bullied in elementary or middle school. If anyone even touched her it would have been the end of the world. Her dad would own the school!”

Miley began working when she was nine years old with occasional appearances on her dad Billy Ray Cyrus’ sitcom, Doc, which was shot in Canada and had the family going back and forth for three years. Before she’d finished 7th grade, Miley won the role of Hannah Montana, and the Cyrus clan took off for Hollywood. That was the last time Nicole saw her.

While Nicole says she has no hard feelings toward Miley, she just wants her old friend to grow up and not let all the fame and fortune consume her.

“Miley is a good girl at heart but I’ve been seeing how she’s been partying and acting and she’s looking like Lindsay Lohan,” Mullen-Holm says.

“I don’t want her to be the mean girl that she was in middle school and I would hate to see her become the next train wreck. She’s very lucky and should show some humility.”

[From Radar]

Part of me feels like “who cares?” I mean, I was a bitch in middle school and high school, and now I’m… well-adjusted…? Okay, so maybe I’m a bad example. But it’s perfectly possible that Miley was a nasty piece of work in her youth and she grew up a bit and learned that calling someone a “dyke” is just stupid and wrong. Of course, does Miley seem well-adjusted to you? Yeah… she’s probably still a piece of work, and she probably still thinks the world revolves around her. But whatever.

Photos courtesy of Fame.