Singer Noah Cyrus recently opened up about the impact her elder sister, Miley Cyrus, has had on her personal and professional journey. In a candid conversation with E! News, Noah revealed how Miley’s early career struggles and triumphs became valuable lessons as she navigated her own path in the music industry.
Noah admitted that growing up as Miley transitioned from Disney’s Hannah Montana to chart-topping hits like Bangerz gave her a unique perspective. “By the time she was done with Hannah Montana, I wasn’t even driving yet. Watching her handle fame and challenges gave me a role model for how it all works,” Noah said.
Early Start in Music with Family Influence
Noah began her music career at just 15 with the release of her debut single Make Me Cry. However, her connection with the spotlight started much earlier, appearing alongside Miley and their father Billy Ray Cyrus on Disney Channel. Observing Miley’s growth during this period left a strong impression on her.
Learning from Miley’s Highs and Lows
Reflecting on Miley’s journey, including her headline-making Wrecking Ball performance at the 2013 MTV VMAs, Noah shared that she didn’t initially view it as a learning experience. But as she matured, she realized how those moments offered insight into fame’s highs and pitfalls. “There were points in her career that showed me what to do, what not to do, and how to avoid being taken advantage of,” Noah explained.
A Sisterly Bond Beyond Fame
Despite the challenges that come with being part of a famous family, Noah emphasized the positive influence of their age gap. She believes it allowed her to witness Miley’s struggles and successes from a safe distance, turning them into life lessons. “I’ve had a great role model for how it all works,” she said.
