Miley Cyrus stepped back onto the red carpet on March 23rd for the premiere of the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special at Hollywood’s El Capitan Theatre. The event reunited the original cast and celebrated the show that made Cyrus famous. Fans can watch the special on Disney+ and Hulu starting March 24th.
Cyrus and her fiancé, singer Maxx Morado, walked the premiere red carpet. She stunned in a silver chainmail dress from Rabanne’s Future Origins line. The dress fit her closely and had a flowing neckline, but the real showstopper was a high-quality image of her as young Hannah Montana printed on the front—complete with the iconic blonde wig and microphone.
She wore her hair big and blonde, with bangs, reminiscent of her days playing Hannah Montana. Stacked gold and diamond bracelets and striking eye makeup completed the look, giving off a glamorous, futuristic feel.
Miley Cyrus at the premiere of the ‘Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special.’
🎥: Pop Crave
— Pop Crave (@PopCrave) March 24, 2026
As a total cinema and TV devotee, I recently checked out the special celebrating the 20th anniversary of Hannah Montana. It’s amazing to think that show, which originally aired from 2006 to 2011, had such a huge impact on pop culture! It followed Miley Stewart, a typical teenager who secretly led a life as a famous pop star. It became one of the biggest shows for young audiences of that time, and really launched Miley Cyrus’s career onto the world stage.
New trailer for the Hannah Montana 20th anniversary special. Out March 24th.
— Pop Base (@PopBase) March 17, 2026
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