Although Brandi is not the full sister of our heroine Miley, her face features bear incredible resemblance to those ones of Hannah Montana star. She is the oldest kid in Cyrus family. The girl, whose biological father is Baxter Neal Helson, was adopted by Billy Ray Cyrus after his marriage to Tish.
Brandi tried her hand as a musician and was a DJ (no wonder – if to take into consideration the fact she comes from creative family), but couldn’t make it big. Then she gave a chance to acting and featured in hit projects “Hannah Montana” and “Zoey 101”. In 2015 she moved her way on the big screen and appeared in a thriller “Old 37”.
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Not long ago in the company of her mother Brandi launched the show “Cyrus vs. Cyrus”, which airs on the Bravo channel. The reality series are devoted to interior design themes. During the show, Tish and Brandi try to re-design various houses and premises for show participants.
In addition to her career as a reality TV actress, Brandi shares her fashion advice as the editor of fashion resource StyleNative.com.
She likes traveling, but calls Nashville, TN her home.
Interesting and fun facts
In 2018 she started dating a man, named Ry. He was from South Africa, so the couple had to stay apart for 7 months because of COVID-19 quarantine. Finally, Ry managed to come to the USA and see Brandi. Since 2020 she didn’t share any news about Ry, so probably, they have already broken up.
She hosts 2 podcasts, “Sorry We’re Stoned” and “Your Favorite Things”. Brandi co-hosts “Your Favorite Things” with Wells Adams, bartender and host. In the podcast, they discuss their favorite things, like family ties, traveling, etc. “Sorry We’re Stoned” she co-hosts with her mother Tish Cyrus.
Currently, she earns her living as an event DJ. She is also a talented equestrian. Brandi was introduced to horse riding by her adoptive father Billy Cyrus. She is very thankful to him for that. Brandi often takes part in horse riding competitions. The name of her favorite horse is Ever.
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