One show that won't be joining the reboot train is "Hannah Montana," and according to former star Miley Cyrus, it's mostly because she's sick of her dad.
The singer told "The Zack Sang Show" in an interview (above) that she has no interest in a series revival, because it would have to involve her father, Billy Ray Cyrus.
"I probably [wouldn't do a 'Hannah Montana' reboot]," Cyrus said. "It's a lot of time to be spent with my dad. You know, my dad was my dad on the show. I have enough dad time."
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View StoryCyrus says that spending that much time with her family at such a young age put a strain on her as she grew up. "Hannah Montana" ran on The Disney Channel from 2006 to 2011, and Cyrus started the 98 episode series when she was just a kid.
"That was really hard every day from, like, [ages] 11 to 18," she said. "I didn't get a school escape like most people. I went to work with my dad. And then I started driving my dad toward the end, when I could start driving. And then my grandma went with me every day. It was a lot of time with dad and grandma."
Cyrus added that it was no wonder why she started hanging out with rappers an twerking on stage shortly after the series ended, "That's why, as soon as I turned 18, you guys wonder why I was twerking at Juicy J shows" she said. "I had just spent 10 years every day with my dad and grandma! I had to break free."
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View StoryThough she may not be looking to work with her dad on a series reboot, she has enlisted him as a mentor for the singers she will captain on Season 13 of "The Voice."
"I asked my dad to be my mentor because I've loved him being my mega-mentor, so I want him to be that for the other kids as well," she said.
