Miley Cyrus, Naomi Campbell Face Fan Backlash at London Meet-and-Greet

Miley Cyrus and Naomi Campbell faced widespread criticism after a June 21 fan signing event at London's Rough Trade, where fans accused the duo of ignoring attendees in favor of focusing on each other. Videos circulated showing the pair engaged in conversation and appearing inattentive to fans waiting for photos and autographs, sparking disappointment and backlash on social media platforms like Reddit. Fans expressed feelings of disrespect and frustration, with many stating the event felt more like a private interaction between the celebrities than a true meet-and-greet. Despite some defending the situation as a result of staff rushing the fans, the overall response highlighted a sense of disillusionment among attendees who expected more personal engagement. The event was held to celebrate Cyrus and Campbell's collaborative single 'Every Girl You’ve Ever Loved,' from Cyrus's album 'Something Beautiful,' which is set to have a visual release internationally on June 27. Both stars have acknowledged the fans publicly, but the incident remains a notable example of fan-celebrity interaction challenges in high-profile promotional events.