Miley Cyrus shares her biggest concern about marrying Maxx Morando

Miley Cyrus is worried she'll "get the ick" after marrying Maxx Morando.

The 33-year-old pop star got engaged to the Liily drummer in 2025 after six years together, but there's one concern she has about their relationship once they do tie the knot.

She told Zane Lowe on Apple Music: "We've been together six years, and I've never gotten the ick.

"All of a sudden I got in my head, I was like, ‘Oh my God, we’re about to get married. What if I get the ick?'

"I asked him, 'What happens if you get the ick once you’re married?'

"He’s like, 'You deal with it and you move on and you don’t be a baby. The ick is for when you’re in fifth grade.'"

It wasn't long after that conversation that Maxx, 27, did something that really irked the Wrecking Ball hitmaker.

She laughed: "He something that icked me for a minute. I was like, 'Don't ever do that again. It gave me the ick.'"

It's not just one way though, as Miley admitted she's got her own frustrating behaviours.

The Flowers singer noted if she's not in charge, she can get "really stinky about it".

Revealing what gets under Maxx's skin, Miley added: "He said, 'When you're a brat', which is so true. I'm so icky when I'm a brat."

However, the traits they love about each other are much more important.

Miley said: "What I also love is I’m not totally the boss in our house. It's like a sense of relief that I can actually soften into, because he’s going to watch this and be like, 'You’re not the boss. We’re both the boss.'"

Miley insisted there is a key lesson there which "generations prior" didn't always pass on.

She added: "Marriage doesn't need to be a prison. It can actually be a playground."

The star - who was married to Liam Hemsworth between 2018 and 2020 before meeting Maxx on a blind date set up by friends - previously described love as "dynamic and complex".

Opening up about her new album Bass Persuades, she told Wonderland Magazine: "This album is a love story, but love stories are never one-dimensional. They’re always layered.

"There is definitely a romantic thread weaving through it because, like all my records, it’s a reflection of where I am in my life. But this one feels especially meaningful because this feeling has stayed with me through multiple eras.

"That’s something I hadn’t really experienced before. A peaceful kind of love has become a theme across my last three records. Not just the love I share with someone else, but the love I’ve found for myself. That’s probably been the biggest evolution."