Miley Cyrus Celebrates Her Grammy Nominations: ‘Watching Women Win & Rule the Music Industry Makes Me Proud’ ...Middle East

Miley Cyrus scored her first Grammy nomination for her own music in over a decade on Friday (Nov. 10). Hours after the Recording Academy’s announcement of the 2024 Grammy nominations, the “Used to Be Young” singer took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a message of gratitude. Related Ice Spice, Jelly Roll, Boygenius & More React to Their 2024 Grammy Nominations 11/10/2023 “Congratulations to all of this [year’s] Gr

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