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Surgenor, H. (2026, September 4). Billy Ray Cyrus reacts to Miley changing her stage name. CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/billy-ray-cyrus-reacts-miley-name-change-9.7332892?cmp=rss
Surgenor, Helen. “Billy Ray Cyrus reacts to Miley changing her stage name.” CBC News, 4 Sept. 2026, https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/billy-ray-cyrus-reacts-miley-name-change-9.7332892?cmp=rss.
Surgenor, Helen. “Billy Ray Cyrus reacts to Miley changing her stage name.” CBC News, September 4, 2026. https://www.cbc.ca/news/entertainment/billy-ray-cyrus-reacts-miley-name-change-9.7332892?cmp=rss.
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Miley Cyrus dropped "Cyrus" from her stage name on her social media accounts earlier in the week, sparking speculation about why she made the change. Her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, a country singer, cleared up the confusion with a post on Instagram, saying that he has always called his daughter Miley, and that's what matters to him. He added that "family means more than ever now," suggesting that the loss of her honorary godmother, Dolly Parton, or a falling out with him may have motivated her decision. However, Billy Ray explained that Miley was named Destiny Hope Cyrus at birth, but he started calling her Smiley because she smiled so much as a baby, and later shortened it to Miley. This clarification suggests that the name change is simply a matter of personal preference, rather than any deeper issue.