Miley Cyrus

Miley Cyrus says Dolly still plans to sparkle—just not in Vegas until 2026

Miley Cyrus confirms Dolly Parton’s health concerns have not dimmed her determination, remarking at the Avatar: Fire and Ash premiere that her godmother remains eager to return to work. “She’s always gonna keep the show going,” Cyrus says, echoing Parton’s own stance in a recent video addressing unfounded online rumors.

Parton postponed her Vegas residency for medical reasons, now pushed to 2026. Meanwhile, Cyrus debuts “Dream as One” on the film’s soundtrack and appears with fiancé Maxx Morando, showcasing a gold ring.

Miley Cyrus gets engaged, times it perfectly with Avatar themes and holiday vibes

Miley Cyrus confirms her engagement to Maxx Morando, after four years together, describing the timing as impeccably aligned with the themes of “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” for which she contributes the track “Dream as One.” Speaking at the film’s press junket, she connects the movie’s embrace of resilience and love with her own evolving relationship.

Not in a rush down the aisle, Cyrus says she plans to savor each step, adding that with upcoming holidays, reflection may follow. She calls Morando her match in refusing to take life too seriously.

Miley Cyrus pens soft-rock peace offering to Billy Ray, with Fleetwood Mac in tow

Miley Cyrus releases “Secrets,” a soft-rock track edged with Fleetwood Mac’s spectral DNA, joined by Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham. Embedded in the deluxe edition of her album Something Beautiful, the single plays like both homage and olive branch.

Draped in references to “Songbird” and “Chained,” Cyrus pens the song for her estranged father, Billy Ray Cyrus. Gossamer vocals float above Fleetwood’s rhythms and Buckingham’s restrained guitar licks, giving the piece a sentimental sheen.

Miley Cyrus trades party anthems for parental wounds in new track “Secrets”

Miley Cyrus marks her father Billy Ray’s 64th birthday with “Secrets,” a stripped-down confession laced with family tensions and guarded truths. The track enlists Fleetwood Mac’s Mick Fleetwood and Lindsey Buckingham, pairing nostalgia with uneasy intimacy.

Previewed on Instagram with gauze-wrapped crypticism, the song outlines a daughter’s plea to carry generational weight. Cyrus croons about silence, betrayal, and reluctant guardianship with the weight of familial reckoning.

Miley Cyrus Hints at 'Extra Special' Hannah Montana Throwback for 2026

Miley Cyrus teases an “extra special” project for Hannah Montana’s 20th anniversary, marking the March 2026 date when the character first hit Disney Channel screens in 2006. The teen sitcom, starring a 13-year-old Cyrus and her actual father Billy Ray as Robby Ray, ran for four seasons and led to multiple albums and Billboard hits.

She reflects on Hannah as both an inescapable persona and nostalgic icon, now socially absorbed like a pop-culture ghost reappearing in adult conversations and Spotify playlists alike.