Noah Cyrus

  

Noah Lindsey Cyrus was born on the 8th of January in 2000. She is an American singer-songwriter, actress and writer. As a child actress she played the character of the title in the English version of the movie Ponyo in addition to performing in minor roles on shows such as Hannah Montana and Doc. She debuted in the year 2016 as a performer, with "Make Me (Cry)," featuring Labrinth. The song ranked at number 46 on Billboard's Hot 100. The singer has released three extended plays, Good Cry (2018), The End of Everything (2020), and People Don't Change (2021) and her debut album, The Hardest Part is set for release on the 15th of July in 2022. At the 64th Annual Grammy Awards she was nominated to be Best New Artist. Cyrus is fifth of the children of Billy Ray Cyrus. She is also the youngest of Brandi, Trace, and Miley Cyrus. Cyrus was born in Nashville, Tennessee on January 8, 2000. Her parents were Tish Cyrus, an actress and producer and Billy Ray Cyrus, a country music artist. Her parents have had an uneasy marriage, with each having filed for divorce on numerous times, but then restoring their relationship. Miley Cyrus is the youngest of four siblings: Brandi, Braison and Trace. Trace and Christopher Cyrus have turned into entertainers and musicians. Ron Cyrus, their paternal grandfather, was a Kentucky politician.