Miley Cyrus responds to the terrifying video that showed her being grabbed by someone without her consent

• Miley Cyrus responded after a video went viral that showed her being grabbed by an unknown person while in Barcelona, Spain.
• She took a video of a report from "Inside Edition" and "The Talk" and included a tweet about consent. 
• "She can be naked. She CAN'T be grabbed without her consent," her tweet read in part. 
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Miley Cyrus responded Tuesday to a video of her being grabbed by an unknown person while she and her husband actor Liam Hemsworth were mobbed by fans in Barcelona, Spain. 

Cyrus and Hemsworth were in Barcelona for the Primavera Sound Festival this weekend and were met with a crowd of fans when they left their hotel. As Cyrus greeted fans and signed autographs, an unknown person was caught on film grabbing her and seemingly trying to kiss the musician and actress while touching her hair and putting an arm around her neck.

The video made the rounds on Monday after it was posted by Twitter user Alvaro, who appears to be the user who first posted the video, though Alvaro later noted that it was sent by a friend. 

Cyrus responded to the incident with a snippet from a news report from "Inside Edition" about the incident in which hosts from "Inside Edition" and "The Talk" discuss the video. She also included a tweet about consent. 

"She can be wearing what she wants. She can be a virgin. She can be sleeping with 5 different people. She can be with her husband. She can be with her girlfriend. She can be naked. She CAN'T be grabbed without her consent," she tweeted, along with the hashtag "Don'tF---WithMyFreedom," a reference to her new song "Mother's Daughter." 

Cyrus also included the clip on her Instagram story.

INSIDER reached out to a listed representative for Cyrus but did not immediately hear back. 

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