Miley Cyrus tells London audience to ‘kiss members of the same sex’ and take pills — but says she’s a poster girl for good health

The controversial pop superstar was back in lewd form on her opening night at London’s O2 Arena.

Cyrus, who was recently in hospital, began making sexual gestures within ten minutes of the show starting, according to fans.

Channelling former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell in a high-cut Union Jack leotard, she performed a series of sexual moves and twerked the night away with her back-up dancers.

Channelling former Spice Girl Geri Halliwell in a high-cut Union Jack leotard, she performed a series of sexual moves and twerked the night away with her back-up dancers.

The pop superstar’s show caused a stir with the critics, with London’s Telegraph describing her as the “mutant love child of Enimem and Dolly Parton”.

During the sold-out show, she asked audience members to make out with members of the same sex.

A fan told the Daily Mail that Cyrus said she “hopes we are all drunk and on loads of pills”.

At one point, the star’s dressers had to come on stage as her corset was undone and she was in danger of having a wardrobe malfunction.

Before the show, Cyrus slammed rumours she recently suffered a drug overdose, declaring, “I’m the poster child for good health.”

Speaking at a press conference, the controversial star said that she was forced to cancel shows on her Bangerz tour, not due to any sinister reason, but because she suffered an allergic reaction to antibiotics.

“I didn’t have a drug overdose,” Cyrus said.

“I took some sh***y antibiotics that a doctor gave me for a sinus infection and I had a reaction.”

Cyrus was forced to cancel a string of dates on her world tour after she fell ill with a severe sinus infection. Now, though, she said she’s raring to go.

“You have no idea how ready I am. There is nothing I would rather not do than lay in a bed for two weeks. It was the most miserable two weeks of my life.”

Cyrus, who said that she doesn’t drink or smoke before a gig, was supported in London by famous pals Kate Moss, Lily Allen and Pixie Geldof (in her first public appearance since the death of sister, Peaches).

The tour now moves on to Europe.