Miley Cyrus was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Friday, May 22, 2026, in Los Angeles, drawing a large crowd of fans who gathered to celebrate the singer’s career and sing along to her biggest hits before the ceremony began. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce presented Cyrus with star number 2,845 in the recording category, recognizing a career that has spanned child stardom, pop success, and continued reinvention. Her catalog includes songs such as “The Climb,” “Party in the U.S.A.,” “Flowers,” and her recent collaboration with Brittany Howard, “Walk of Fame.”
During the ceremony, Cyrus spoke about the emotional significance of the honor, describing the star as a symbol of long-term dedication rather than a prize to be won. She said the recognition represented “an accumulation of devotion,” and emphasized that it was not something that could be chased or collected like a trophy. Her remarks were met with loud cheers from the audience.
Fans in attendance shared personal stories about Cyrus’ impact. Some said her music helped them through difficult times and inspired them to find confidence. Others pointed to her influence as a cultural figure, noting her role in shaping a generation through both her music and her history as the star of “Hannah Montana.” Several attendees described seeing her in person as a memorable, emotional moment.
The ceremony also included tributes from several notable guests. Actress Anya Taylor-Joy praised Cyrus for inspiring an entire generation to own their own story, while fashion designer Donatella Versace also took part in honoring the singer. Cyrus was joined by family members and loved ones during the event, adding a personal touch to the milestone celebration.
The new star adds Cyrus to the long list of entertainment figures recognized on Hollywood Boulevard, where her plaque was placed in front of the former Marshall’s location, now closed. The ceremony marked another major moment in Cyrus’ evolving career, underscoring her lasting presence in popular music and culture.
