During an interview with Vogue France, Miley Cyrus revealed that Beyoncé gave her a bracelet that she never take off.
Miley tells, "She gave me a bracelet that I never take off".
"And trust me, I know how to use it when I need to. If someone tells me I was wrong or did this or that wrong, I say, 'Well, you know what? It doesn't matter. Beyoncé gave me this bracelet, look!'".
Miley Cyrus has written an original song for Avatar: Fire and Ash.
She wrote on her Instagram on 22nd October, "Honored to support Avatar: Fire and Ash with an original song I’ve written with Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt. Having been personally affected by fire and being rebuilt from the ashes, this project holds profound meaning for me. Thank you, Jim, for the opportunity to turn that experience into musical medicine."
Billie Eilish revealed what she and Miley Cyrus talked about backstage at the 2024 Grammy Awards. Billie tells, "Not to blow up her spot, but she was saying, she was asking me if I also feel when I get up on stage that I say the dumbest s**t I could possibly say?" Eilish tells ET's Kevin Frazier of the exchange. "Absolutely, 100 percent. She was like, 'Why was I saying all that?'".
Billie adds, "Sorry, Miley, but I feel the same. I always get up there, and I just poop out of my mouth."
At the 2024 Grammy Awards, Miley won "Record of the Year" and "Best Pop Solo Performance" for “Flowers.” Eilish and her brother won "Song of the Year" and "Best Song Written for Visual Media" for their track, "What Was I Made For?".
Britney Spears defended Miley Cyrus when Miley gave a raunchy Video Music Awards performance (2013).
During an interview with "Good Morning America", she tells, "I think any time you do a performance that is that memorable, you’re going to have criticism. I think she’s doing her thing. She’s being herself, so I give props to her."
Britney herself also received much criticism for her performance where she kissed Madonna in 2003.
Noah Cyrus considers her older sister, Miley Cyrus, a great role model.
She tells People about Miley, "I really saw [her early career] from the perspective of a sister and as a kid. By the time she was done with Hannah [Montana], I wasn't even driving a car yet — I didn't even drive when she was doing Bangerz, so that puts it into perspective".
"But of course, there's situations that you experience, and you're like, ‘Okay, I will keep that in mind for the future and for: If that happens to me, how do I handle it?’ So I've had a great role model for how it all works."
"I didn't really look at what she was doing as like, 'Oh, I'm learning from this.' As I got older though, and by the time I was 16 and doing my own thing, I did experience parts in her career that I guess maybe felt like in her perspective were harder points or growing periods or changes that were just good examples of what to do or what not to do or what to let someone do or what means you're getting taken advantage of".
"I think there were just a lot of lessons that just came with it because our age gap."
During an interview on CBS Sunday Morning, Tracy Smith asked Miley Cyrus what she thought about the public's view of her where some moms were trying to cancel her.
Cyrus replied, "I was the first person to maybe ever be canceled, I guess".
“I didn’t know until I was older actually how brutal it really was. It was very challenging for other people but for me, it was a good time. It looked fun and it was fun. So it wasn’t until I was older that I realized how harsh".
"I would never now, being where I am, ever look at someone in their 20s from the view of who I am now. But at the time, it was awesome."