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Miley Cyrus shows off her post jab arm, calls getting vaccinated for COVID 19 'cooler' than Led Zeppelin

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Miley Cyrus has now joined the long list of celebrities who have gotten vaccinated and are now encouraging their fans to do the same, of course, every celebrity has their own way of doing it.

Cyrus, took to Instagram to share a picture of herself where she was seen with her eyes shut, showing off a band-aid on her arm, suggesting that she had taken her COVID-19 vaccination shot.

The 28-year-old singer through her caption confirmed that she was vaccinated with a quirky caption. Miley was seen dressed in a black t-shirt that featured Led Zeppelin's iconic Icarus logo.

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