Many of today's big stars found their fame by becoming child actors on Disney TV shows, including Miley Cyrus.
It has been eight years since the Hannah Montana series aired its final episode, and looking back, Miley recalls being one of the few Disney kids to openly show her support for the LGBT community, long before she, herself, came out as queer.
While they discussed several juicy topics, we couldn't help but get excited when we heard the name Hannah Montana come up.
We thought Miley's drag days were over since she told us Hannah Montana "has been murdered" during her SNL monologue back in 2013.
It was amazing.
Miley said that at the time she had a lot of gay friends, and that a lot of people had a harder time understanding that.
She started a charity called Happy Hippies Foundation in 2014 that focuses on helping "homeless youth, LGBTQ youth and other vulnerable populations."
"And I would write these songs— no one could say that. I was young and no one really said that. That was just always really important to me, to find what mattered to me," she added.
The song on the album called "My Heart Beats for Love" was dedicated in support of one of her gay friends.
"I wrote it for him about how people can be judgmental, so I think love is the moral that have that I put into my songs and I think that's important, telling people not to discriminate and not to judge and to just be open to the world," she said.
She posted a since-deleted photo of her tattoo on Instagram with the caption: "All LOVE is equal."
She said it's about just "being your [expletive] self."
Couldn't have said it better myself, Miley!
"It doesn't have to attach to who you love, it's about you loving yourself more than who you love outside yourself," she replied.
"When I was kind of growing up, being from the South, my first kiss was with a girl in middle school," she explained. "And no one could understand, in Nashville, saying that, or to my parents... so I had that relationship."
But she told RuPaul that now that she's older she actually loves the show, and she is proud to have spread her support for the LGBTQ community with her colleagues.
Demi Lovato hasn't exactly labelled her sexuality, but she has been open about her relationships with other women in the past.
Hayley Kiyoko, another member of the Disney kids team, came out as lesbian and released a single called "Girls Like Girls". (It is a bop BTW).
And Raven Symone, star of That's So Raven, has also come out as lesbian when gay marriage was legalized in the US by tweeting "I can finally get married!"
Plus there's a ton of hilarious RuPaul one-liners.
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