Full Name: Miley Ray Cyrus (born Destiny Hope Cyrus) Profession: Singer, songwriter, actress, and producer. Nationality: American Born: November 23, 1992 Birthplace: Franklin, Tennessee, USA Generation: Millennial Chinese Zodiac: Sign: Sagittarius Age in 2025: 33 years old Marital Status: Previously married to actor Liam Hemsworth (m. 2018–2020); currently single Children: None Description: Miley Ray Cyrus is one of the most influential and genre-defying entertainers of her generation, known for her powerful raspy voice, bold artistic reinventions, and cultural impact on music, television, and youth culture worldwide. Born into a family deeply connected to the entertainment industry—her father is country singer Billy Ray Cyrus—she entered the spotlight at a young age. Her portrayal of the dual-identity pop star in Disney’s Hannah Montana (2006–2011) made her an international sensation, turning her into one of the most recognizable teen icons in the world. The show’s success launched a multimedia empire, including tours, albums, merchandise, and a major theatrical film, establishing Miley as a global phenomenon before adulthood. As she transitioned into her adult career, Miley reinvented her image and sound multiple times, exploring pop, rock, hip hop, and country influences while remaining unapologetically authentic. Her 2013 era, marked by the album Bangerz and its chart-topping hits “Wrecking Ball” and “We Can’t Stop,” sparked worldwide attention and controversy but also showcased her fearless approach to artistic expression. Over the years, she released critically acclaimed projects such as Younger Now, Plastic Hearts, and Endless Summer Vacation, demonstrating her vocal range and ability to evolve with each new phase of her life. Beyond music, she has acted in films and TV series and has become a prominent philanthropist. She founded the Happy Hippie Foundation, dedicated to supporting LGBTQ+ youth, homelessness outreach, and mental-health awareness. Known for her honest, outspoken personality, Miley Cyrus continues to be a cultural force whose influence reaches far beyond entertainment—shaping fashion, activism, and the conversation about personal freedom and identity.