Steven Tyler's Daughter Reveals The Shocking Reason Behind The Rocker's Onstage Scarves
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Mia Tyler explained her father's habit to Kate and Oliver Hudson.
Steven Tyler’s daughter is exposing the real reason behind one of her dad’s most iconic onstage practices.
Mia Tyler shared that there was an ulterior motive for her rocker dad to attach scarves to his microphones when he performed.
“The story of why he has scarves on his microphone is because he liked to hide his pills and whatnot, so he could do them live onstage,” she said on Monday’s episode of the “Sibling Revelry” podcast hosted by Kate and Oliver Hudson.
“He would have little pockets sewn so he could be onstage and just take whatever it was,” she added.
The Aerosmith frontman has long been open about his struggles with drug addiction.
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