LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – Home of singer Miley Cyrus video using a bong apparently smoking grass Hallucinogenic Sage hit the Internet on Friday, a year that saw the launch of Star teen by capping his squeaky clean Disney picture.
The video obtained by the celebrity Web site tmz.com said that were taken on after 18th birthday Cyrus in November.
It shows the star of the Disney Channel "Hannah Montana" risa and laughing after the smoke from a glass tube, commonly called a bong. TMZ says sources near Cyrus said the site that the video was shot from a friends of Cyrus, but the substance was not marijuana.
"Is that I stumble!" exclaims Cyrus in the video, after using the bong and confuse another person apart for her ex-boyfriend, actor Liam Hemsworth
The herb salvia divinorum has hallucinogenic properties, but is not illegal in California. Basis of a survey on American 2007 drug use and health, approximately one million people had used that year.
Singer's Father, Billy Ray Cyrus, said on Friday that he was saddened at the video, which has quickly made headlines worldwide.
"Sorry guys. I had no idea. Just saw this stuff before me. I'm so sad. There is much beyond my control now "Ciro said in a post to Twitter. Cyrus and his wife Tish announced in October that they were divorce.
Representatives for Cyrus, requests for comment have not returned on Friday.
Miley Cyrus has tried this year at the same distance from character "Hannah Montana" began to portray in 2006, winning millions of young fans.
He played a teenage rebel romantic movie "the Last Song", released publicly with Hemsworth and made two raunchy pop music video.
The new image is appalled parents of some of those younger fans of "Hannah Montana", whose final episode not air until the spring of 2011.
The video even caused a betting site, bookmaker.com, to locate dimensions on what could be revealed later on Cyrus. Examples included if you could attend rehabilitation, or be dropped from his label.
(Reporting by Jill Serjeant; Editing by Bob Tourtellotte)
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