Miley Cyrus smoked not one but two cigarettes and shaved her armpits before she shot with producer Terry Richardson for her super hit music video of her second single "Wrecking Ball."

It is not the first time that Miley has posed for controversial photographer Richardson, who is known for his nudely-artistic images of models, mostly females.

One picture shows Miley shaving her armpits as she poses for Terry Richardson in her white underwear. The shots are taken at the set of her music video "Wrecking Ball" as one can see rubble and concrete walls at the back. Miley looks comfortable in the shaving pose and doesn't shy away from camera.

Second picture shows a daring Miley sitting on the chair to get her makeup done and she smokes two cigarettes simultaneously as she poses for Terry's pictures. So this is where she gets her kick from? Miley shed all her clothes for this new music video and posed naked sitting on an iron ball.

Another picture shows Miley getting her head shaved off from sides as she gets her haircut before shooting for the music video. Oh how we miss Miley's long hair!

The 20-year-old singer seems to be a big fan of Terry Richardon's work as she has chosen him to direct the music video of "Wrecking Ball." Terry has done an excellent job as Miley's new music video has created a new record on You Tube, for being the most viewed video in a span of less than 24 hours!

Watch "Wrecking Ball" here

Source: Youtube.com/mileycyrusvevo

"Wrecking Ball now holds the record for the most views in 24 hours, and 24 hours isn't even up yet! 15 mill views so far!," Miley posted on Twitter about the exciting news and later also thanked her fans for the achievement.

"Y'all did went so above and beyond with wrecking ball :) I love you so much and thank you for breaking the vevo record!!!," she added.

Terry and Miley posed together as they finish they finished the video. Miley is seen dressed up in a white gown and is seen hugging Terry in the backdrop of rubble and concrete which Miley breaks during the video.

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