Miley Cyrus' Net Worth (Updated 2022) | Wealthy Gorilla

Net Worth:	$160 Million
Age:	33
Born:	November 23, 1992
Gender:	Female
Height:	1.65 m (5 ft 5 in)
Country of Origin:	United States of America
Source of Wealth:	Professional Actress/Singer
Last Updated:	Feb 7, 2026

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• Introduction
• Business Ventures & Endorsements
• We Can’t Stop Lawsuit
• Flowers Lawsuit
• Liam Hemsworth Divorce Settlement
• Real Estate
• Philanthropy

Introduction

Miley Cyrus is an American professional singer, songwriter, and actress with an estimated net worth of $160 Million.

Quick Facts

• Sold over 70 million records in the United States
• Gross revenues of $165 million from concerts and tours
• Sued for copyright infringement in a $300 million lawsuit (2018)
• Sold over $21.8 million of real estate since 2021

Business Ventures & Endorsements

Cyrus has been fortunate to work with some of the world’s leading brands. She has been linked to Mac Cosmetics, Gucci Fragrance, Golden Lady Company, T-Mobile, and, more recently, Dolce & Gabbana. In 2009, she partnered with Max Azria to create an exclusive clothing line for Walmart.

Between 2017 and 2018, she partnered with Converse, releasing multiple collections. In 2021, she became a Creative Director for the multi-specialty personalized health platform Hims & Hers. Her role was to help the female side of the brand, Hers, with its latest prescription skin care products.

In addition to the big brands, Cyrus has invested some of her wealth into up-and-coming brands like Dolce Glow, a luxury self-tanning brand. Glows founder Isabel Alysa was the tanning artist for Kim Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, Jennifer Lopez, Katy Perry, and Selena Gomez. She then launched a range of at-home products in 2021, with Cyrus investing in the brand in 2023. The financial details of Cyrus’ investments, brand endorsements, and partnerships remain undisclosed.

We Can’t Stop Lawsuit

In March 2018, Cyrus received a $300 million copyright infringement lawsuit from Jamaican artist Michael May, better known as Flourgon. May claimed that Cyrus’ 2013 song We Can’t Stop infringed upon his 1988 No.1 track We Run Things. May stated that Cyrus’ song used approximately 50% of the elements of his song without his permission.

However, in January 2020, the lawsuit was settled, with both parties filing a joint stipulation agreeing to end the suit on prejudice. Although exact figures for the financial settlement remain undisclosed, Cyrus’ lawyer reportedly stated that a settlement agreement had been reached and that the stipulation would occur after the settlement proceeds were paid.

Flowers Lawsuit

In September 2024, Cyrus was sued again. This time, Tempo Music Investments claimed that her 2023 hit song Flowers copied elements from Bruno Mars’ 2013 track When I Was Your Man.

The lawsuit also accused her co-writers, Gregory Hein and Michael Pollack, as well as Apple, Sony Music Publishing, Walmart, and Target of distributing the song. Tempo Music Investments claimed Flowers would not exist without When I Was Your Man, and they should, therefore, be compensated accordingly.

Tempo Music Investments did not include Mars as a plaintiff in the lawsuit, as they purchased the rights from Phillip Lawrence, the song’s co-writer. They also requested that Cyrus be prohibited from performing Flowers publicly or reproducing and distributing the track to anyone. The financial details of the lawsuit have yet to be disclosed, but Music Tempo Investments is seeking damages, which will likely be in the millions.

However, in November of the same year, Cyrus’ lawyers motioned to dismiss the lawsuit. This was because Tempo Music Investments failed to involve all of When I Was Your Man’s co-owners, including Bruno Mars. As of March 2025, the case remains ongoing.

Liam Hemsworth Divorce Settlement

After more than a decade together and seven months of marriage, Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth officially announced their divorce in December 2019. Hemsworth filed for divorce in August 2019, citing irreconcilable differences. The couple had reportedly signed a prenuptial agreement, making divorce proceedings relatively straightforward.

It was reported that they both retained ownership of their earnings, and neither party had to pay spousal support. Although the financial aspects of the settlement remain private, it was revealed that Cyrus retained ownership of all the couple’s animals. The divorce was finalized in January 2020, with both individuals wanting to focus on their interests and careers.

Real Estate

Studio City Home

In 2011, Cyrus bought a 5,100-square-foot property in Studio City, California, for $3.9 million. It has floor-to-ceiling windows, a swimming pool, fountains, a cabana, and an outdoor grill. It’s unclear if Cyrus still owns this property. Still, if she does, its value will likely have increased dramatically, considering any remodeling she’s done and its celebrity status.

Nashville Ranch

In 2017, Cyrus purchased a 6,800-square-foot ranch on 33 acres in Nashville, Tennessee, for $5.8 million. The property has five bedrooms, six bathrooms, an elevator, stone fireplaces, a private barn, and a wrap-around porch. Cyrus sold the ranch in August 2022 for $14.6 million, more than tripling its value in five years, pocketing approximately $8 million in profit.

Hidden Hills Home

In 2020, Cyrus bought a 7,000-square-foot mid-century mansion in the Hidden Hills of California for $5 million. She lived in the house for only a year and sold it in 2021 for a reported $7.2 million. After losing her previous home in Malibu to the Woolsey wildfires, Cyrus purchased another house in 2022 for $7.9 million in the prestigious Sea View Estates gated community. The two-story home, situated on 1.48 acres, features high ceilings, stone and hardwood floors, a swimming pool, a spa, and stunning views of the ocean, canyon, and surrounding mountains.

Philanthropy

Cyrus has been supporting charitable causes and demonstrating a strong commitment to philanthropy since being in the public eye. She has supported numerous charities and organizations, such as the Red Cross, Make-A-Wish Foundation, Habitat for Humanity, and Amnesty International. She has also participated in several charity singles and concerts, including Just Stand Up (2008), Send It On (2009), We Are The World 25 For Haiti (2010), and Everybody Hurts (2010).

In 2014, she founded The Happy Hippie Foundation, a non-profit organization helping homeless youth and vulnerable communities.

In 2018, after losing their home to a wildfire, Cyrus and her then-husband, Liam Hemsworth, donated $500,000 to the Malibu Foundation through The Happy Hippie Foundation. The donation was used for emergency relief, wildfire prevention, and community rebuilding.

In 2024, she announced that The Happy Hippie Foundation would be rebranded as The Miley Cyrus Foundation. This rebrand facilitated the foundation as it matured and allowed it to expand its mission.