We know that Miley Cyrus is SO over Twitter. She’s told us countless times over the past two weeks.

But does she miss it? Even just a little bit? The 16-year-old, who shut down her Twitter account on October 8, insists that she doesn’t!

She told 104.7 FM’s Johnjay and Rich Show in Arizona on Tuesday,

“I really haven’t missed it. I thought I was going to miss it a lot more than I do, but I haven’t even really looked at other people’s, which is really weird. I don’t really miss it. It’s kind of odd.”

Not only was she sick of the haters on the social networking site, she was also losing sleep!

“It was 3:30 or 4 in the morning. I couldn’t sleep. [I thought], ‘Maybe I could sleep if I wasn’t so friggin’ busy Twittering about not being able to sleep.”

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Police cited a Lincoln woman who dropped off her 9-year-old daughter at Tuesday’s Miley Cyrus concert and then headed to a casino.

Other parents at the concert noticed the girl alone yet hanging around other groups, said Sgt. Meg Fricke.

The mother, Lesslie Martinez, dropped off the girl and instructed her to find an usher to get her to her seats, Fricke said. The mother’s plan was to return top the Qwest Center around 10 p.m.

Meg Fricke

The girl, afraid and hungry, sought a Qwest Center security guard.

Arena personnel took the girl to concessions and then returned her to her seat for the show. A worker stayed in eye-contact range with the girl throughout the show, said Qwest Center spokesman Doug Parrott.

“Qwest Center Omaha does not provide chaperone service or day care services,” Parrott said

The girl’s mother told police she dropped off the girl two years before at another Miley Cyrus concert and had no problem.

Fricke said other parents noticed the girl after the opening act.

Martinez was cited for misdemeanor child neglect.

Miley Cyrus’ fans aren’t happy that the pop phenom closed her Twitter account Thursday. Especially one particular admirer, who just happens to be related to her.

“Miley. You are a light in a world of darkness. You were born ‘Destiny Hope Cyrus’ for a reason,” her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, tweeted Thursday night. “You can’t leave everyone now. We r countin on u.”

The younger Cyrus, 16, signed off from her account on the popular social networking site with the parting words, “FYI Liam doesn’t have a Twitter and he wants ME to delete mine with good reason.” The Liam in question would be Liam Hemsworth, her “Last Song” movie co-star and rumored boyfriend.

Whatever the “good reason” may be, Billy Ray doesn’t seem to agree.

“I understand ‘it is true one bad apple spoils the bunch,’” papa Cyrus continued. “But listen to the words of your songs ‘Stand… for what ya believe in’…Remember?”

Soon after that he wrote, “Words can hurt worse than bullets. True. All the more reason to take this tool and tweet ‘I’m comin to Chicago and askin kids to stop killin kids.’”

It’s anyone’s guess whether Miley’s other parent shares her dad’s strong feelings about the power of Twitter: Billy Ray’s wife, Tish Cyrus, also quit the site.

But at least one other celeb was feeling the loss of Miley’s ramblings Friday. Tweeted singer John Mayer, “I can’t help but find myself asking the question ‘What would Miley have tweeted about this?’”

It was the place where she wrote about peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, sadness and her love of “rainbows, John Lennon, and Franklin, Tennessee.” But now it’s gone!

On Wednesday, Miley Cyrus deleted her Twitter account, a frequently updated and refreshingly frank portal into her daily life that was followed by some 2 million people. Did she do it for love?

In her last Tweet, Cyrus wrote that her reported boyfriend (and co-star in the upcoming film “The Last Song”) Liam Hemsworth didn’t have a Twitter account, and was encouraging her to get rid of hers. “FYI Liam doesn’t have a twttr & he wants ME 2 delete mine w/ gd reason” were her exact words, and shortly thereafter, she pulled the plug. Her @MileyCyrus name disappeared from the site (and so did @MommyTish, the Twitter handle used by her mother). And then, the deluge …

In the aftermath, Cyrus’ fans made their displeasure known, flooding Twitter with pleas for her return with the hashtag “#mileycomeback” (which at press time was still the #1 trending topic on the site) and writing 140-or-less missives like “TWITTER SUCKS WITHOUT MILEY ” and “please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please please #mileycomeback.”

Perhaps not coincidentally, in the hours following Cyrus’ disappearance, Twitter also ground to a near-halt.

Of course, now that she’s left the site, dozens of Twit-izens stepped in to fill the void, creating fake Cyrus handles that all claim to be legit.

At press time, a spokesperson for Cyrus had not responded to MTV News’ request for comment on the situation, nor did she verify whether any of the new Cyrus accounts are actually maintained by the singer.

However, Cyrus’ sister Brandi and brother Trace were still tweeting at press time.