An emotional Miley Cyrus tries to explain why she's donating to Hurricane Harvey relief

Miley Cyrus appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Showon Wednesday and got incredibly emotional when discussion turned to Hurricane Harvey, which has now taken the lives of over 30 people.

The singer was unable to make it through the segment without breaking into tears after DeGeneres explained that the singer will be donating $500,000 to relief efforts.

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"I can't really talk about it, I don't know why it makes me so upset. It just really makes me upset so I really hope people know...I couldn't fake it," she said to DeGeneres, explaining her emotions were very raw and real.

"My grandma's here, my mom is here, and I go home to my seven dogs. If I didn't have that anymore, it would be really hard. I'm really happy to help in any way I can. I hope people understand and can put themselves in those people's shoes and know what it feels like to have everything taken away from you."

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DeGeneres has sent donationsherself, and with the help of Walmart, contributed$1 million to NFL Houston Texans player J.J. Watts impressive crowdfunding efforts that have officially passed the $10 million mark.

Cyrus' Happy Hippies Foundation is also raising donations for the Red Cross, Best Friends, and the Greater Houston Community Fundto assist with relief efforts.

You can learn more about how you can help through her foundation here, or find more ways to assist the people in Texas here.


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