Miley Cyrus Performs "The Climb" During 2020 Virtual Graduation Ceremony

Miley Cyrus is a proud sister as her younger one Noah Cyrus recently released her new extended play titled The End of Everything. In order to celebrate her sister's victory, Miley donned a black bikini and shook a leg to her new song in a TikTok video. As seen in the video, Miley is descending down an outdoor staircase as she dances along to her younger sister's song "Ghost" and the video effects perfectly suit the song.

Miley Cyrus took to social media on Thursday (May 21) to show some love for her sister Noah Cyrus' new EP, The End of Everything."Seeing myself in a bikini for the first time since quarantini .....

Miley Cyrus is one proud sister. On Thursday, the "Slide Away" singer suited up to celebrate Noah Cyrus' new EP The End of Everything on TikTok.

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Miley Cyrus has been productive during the Coronavirus lockdown ever since the social-distancing restrictions were put in place. In order to keep the audience entertained during the dreadful pandemic, the 27-year-old launched her own Instagram Live Show called the Bright Minded: Live With Miley Cyrus wherein she invited celebrities for each episode and conducted a video chat with them talking about interesting topics and playing fun games with them.

Noah Cyrus spoke candidly with Apple Music's Rebecca Judd today (May 19) about her new EP The End of Everything and its themes, including growing up in her sister Miley Cyrus' shadow.The project's fifth track, "Young & Sad," delves into the younger Cyrus' main struggles under the spotlight and the pressures to present herself, with a poignant second verse about her star sibling: "My sister's like sunshine/ Always bringing good light/ Wherever she will go/ And I was born to rain clouds/ When they

Growing up in the spotlight is hard, but it’s almost harder to grow up in the shadows of a famous family member!

Keeping it real. Noah Cyrus candidly revealed the downside to growing up in big sister Miley Cyrus’ shadow.

Noah Cyrus had a hard time growing up behind her sister, Miley Cyrus. During an Instagram Live on Saturday, the 20-year-old singer discussed her new EP, The End of Everything, and got emotional while speaking about the track «Young and Sad,» which is about growing up in her older sister Miley's shadow.

Just last week Noah Cyrus dropped her new song, Young & Sad, and later during an Instagram Live session, the 20-year-old opened up about how the lyrics of her song are connected to her elder sister Miley Cyrus. She spoke about what it was like growing up in the shadow of her famous sibling. Noah is the youngest daughter of Billy Ray and Tish. In the song, Noah comments about how different she is from her sister.   

In Noah Cyrus' new EP, The End of Everything, the singer candidly reflects on her struggles growing up in the shadow of her older sister Miley Cyrus.

Noah Cyrus broke down while talking about growing up in the shadow of her sister Miley Cyrus.

Zendaya is celebrating the class of 2020! On Saturday night, the Euphoria star took part in Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020. The event was curated by LeBron James in collaboration with high school students and educators across the United States.  Amid the Coronavirus pandemic, stars are taking the time to honor graduates.

It’s all about the climb! Miley Cyrus took a trip down memory lane when she performed “The Climb” during a virtual graduation ceremony.

Hollywood is stepping up for the Class of 2020! As high school and college seniors prepare to graduate from their schools across the country, many familiar faces are offering their support, words of wisdom and encouragement in virtual ceremonies.  On Friday afternoon, Facebook and Instagram came together for #Graduation2020 where more than a few stars inspired students. Hosted by Mindy Kaling and B.J.

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Miley Cyrus is singing her beloved song “The Climb” as a special gift to her young fans who are graduating in 2020!

Graduations across the world have been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Facebook and Instagram are doing their best to offer a silver lining.

The Obamas are set a number of students’ dreams come true by delivering commencement addresses at an upcoming virtual graduation ceremony.