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Miley Cyrus suffers panic attack in self-isolation

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Miley Cyrus recently suffered a panic attack as she self-isolated amid the coronavirus pandemic.The 27-year-old singer spoke with Zane Lowe on Apple Music on Wednesday, where she opened up on how social distancing has affected her mental health.“ I was laying out in the grass and I was just looking up at the stars, and thinking about how fortunate and lucky I am that I live in a space where I can still go out and I can take a walk,” the Slide Away star said. “But I was thinking about how everyone doesn’t have that space… So I started having this fear and anxiety and panic, and I actually started giving myself really cold feet.

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