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Miley Cyrus Ditches Famous Last Name in Cryptic New Era Move

Miley Cyrus is dropping her last name as her website turns red, while fans speculate the move could signal a new album or official name change.

  • Singer Miley Cyrus is teasing a new era on her website with an all-red aesthetic, with the URL redirecting from mileycyrus.com to mileyofficial.com, prompting speculation she may be dropping "Cyrus" from her professional name.
  • Fans on Pop Base expressed excitement over the rebrand, though some speculated the potential name change relates to her historically complicated relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus.
  • The rebrand follows the death of her godmother, Dolly Parton, whom Cyrus affectionately called "Aunt Dolly." She wrote, "Our most sacred moments were private and they" stay behind the stage, beneath the glamour and between their hearts.
  • Miley previously shared with PEOPLE that her communication with family centers on music, noting one of her last conversations with Dolly concerned "music and metamorphosis" as she continues her album momentum.
  • There is no confirmation whether this represents an official name change or if her upcoming album will simply be titled "Miley," leaving some fans dubious about the potential branding shift.
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The LADbible broke the news in Manchester, United Kingdom on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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