Mitchel Musso Responds to Miley Cyrus's Hannah Montana Weed Claim: 'It Wasn't Me!'
The drama surrounding Hannah Montana just took another turn! Miley Cyrus recently revealed a surprising “core memory” from her time on the Disney show – a story involving her father allegedly smoking marijuana and her then-co-star, Mitchel Musso, being unfairly blamed. Now, Musso is hitting back, denying any involvement in the alleged incident.
During a recent interview, Cyrus recounted the memory, stating, “Dad smoking pot and everyone blaming me for it. It’s hilarious. He wasn’t sharing.” The comment immediately sent social media into a frenzy, with fans speculating about the details and Musso’s potential role. Many fans also expressed their fondness for the on-screen chemistry between Cyrus and Musso, sparking renewed interest in the classic series.
Musso, who played Oliver Oken on Hannah Montana, addressed the claims in a TikTok video, calmly and directly denying Cyrus’s assertion. He stated, “I’ve seen the video making the rounds. Just wanna clear up some rumors. I did not smoke weed on the Hannah Montana set. Never did. Never would.” He emphasized his commitment to maintaining a clean image during his time on the show, a sentiment likely appreciated by Disney and his young fanbase.
The incident highlights the complexities of navigating child stardom and the potential for memories to be distorted or misinterpreted over time. Cyrus's candidness about her past is admirable, but Musso's response underscores the importance of clarifying misinformation, especially when it impacts one's reputation.
The resurgence of Hannah Montana in the cultural conversation, fueled by Cyrus's revelations and the ongoing nostalgia for the show, proves its enduring appeal. Whether it's the music, the fashion, or the heartwarming storylines, Hannah Montana continues to capture the hearts of a new generation, while simultaneously reminding those who grew up with it of cherished memories.
While the details of the alleged incident remain unclear, one thing is certain: the Hannah Montana legacy is far from over. And with Cyrus and Musso both sharing their perspectives, fans can continue to debate and dissect this memorable chapter in television history.
