Brandi Cyrus (older half-sister), Trace Cyrus (older half-brother), Christopher Cody Cyrus (older half-brother), Miley Cyrus (older sister), Braison Cyrus (older brother)
Noah is the youngest Miley’s sibling, born from the same parents. And she is another celebrity in the family. Noah Lindsey Cyrus was named in press as one of the richest and most popular teens in the world. To achieve that prestigious status, the girl started to work at a very early age. She was only 3, when she went in for equestrian sport. Around that time Noah won her first role – in the series “Doc”. She appeared in 5 episodes. Then the teenager acted in “Hannah Montana”.
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In spite of being relative to two bright stars in music industry – Billy Ray and Miley Cyrus – she chose her own way and recorded a moody pop single “Make Me”, which turned her back with a high wave of popularity. After that Katy Perry invited the girl to open her show.
As for now, Noah is a recording young singer and actress, who has already released a debut extended play “Good Cry”, which got warm acceptance from critics and listeners.
In summer, 2018 Noah used to date a scandalous rapper Lil Xan.
Interesting and fun facts
In 2021 she earned her first Grammy nomination as the best new artist. Although she lost it to Olivia Rodrigo, that was a huge success. Noah opened up in her interview, that she plans to achieve everything in the music industry by herself, without any help from her famous family.
In 2022 she released a song “Noah (Stand Still)” featuring her father Billy Ray Cyrus. After that, the popular country singer wrote on his Instagram, that he was proud of his talented daughter. He believes, that “she is serious” in her intention to become a music star.
On September 2022 she presented her debut album “The Hardest Part”, supported by the single “I Burned LA Down” and a music video on it. The album got mostly positive reviews from critics and 88 balls from 100 on the Metacritic website during the 1st week after its release.
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