Miley Cyrus shows off her toned abs in her Super Bowl cheerleading costume

Miley Cyrus shared a behind-the-scenes video trying on her cheerleading costume from her Super Bowl performance on Monday.

The singer, 28, performed at the Super Bowl LV in Tampa, Florida last week alongside the likes of Billy Idol and Joan Jett.

Miley took to Instagram to share a video of herself admiring her stage costume in the mirror.  

The vinyl cheerleading uniform came complete with zipper detailing and metallic fuchsia accents and showcased Miley’s toned abs. 

The crop top had criss-cross straps that had ‘FTW’ plastered across the front of it in bold, sparkly fuchsia lettering, as well as a pleated mini skirt.

Miley also had on a set of matching knee pads and a pair of black platform boots with silver buckles on the sides. 

In the short clip, the songstress said: ‘It looks so good!’ as well as saying how she was going to pose with her microphone.

She captioned the post: ‘KEEPING IT CLEVER. CAN YOU KEEP UP?’  

During her lengthy set, Miley performed the lead single from her album Plastic Hearts, titled Midnight Sky, as well as the melancholy track High and her collaborative tracks with Joan Jett and Billy Idol.  

She also treated her audience to covers of Nine Inch Nail’s Head Like a Hole, her godmother Dolly Parton’s hit song Jolene, the Blondie hit Heart of Glass, and Joan Jett’s rock anthem Bad Reputation.

At one point, Miley paused to give a shout-out to Britney Spears, who is back in the spotlight with the release on FX on Hulu of the controversial documentary Framing Britney Spears. 

‘We love Britney,’ she said as she added the Toxic hitmaker’s name to the lyrics of her song Party in the U.S.A. 

Providing even more nostalgia, Cyrus threw it back to her Bangerz era by belting out We Can’t Stop, as well as the post-Liam Hemsworth breakup song Wrecking Ball.

The daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus got a bit choked up during the performance, which inspired her to take a moment to talk with the audience about the emotion behind the song.

‘Singing that song, Wrecking Ball about feeling completely broken and shattered … everyone suffering is different, even everyone’s threshold of pain … I wear a lot of glitter and I wear a lot of armour and I also wear my heart on my sleeve, and it gets broken a lot,’ she said.