Taylor Swift and Miley Cyrus have a lot in common. They both work in the entertainment industry, have country music ties, and are in the same age group. Crossing paths in their Hollywood life helped them become friends. The two performed together on the Grammy stage in 2009, harmonizing with Swift's track "Fifteen."
In a pre-Grammy CBS interview, their authentic relationship shined through. "We wanted to perform together no matter what," Cyrus said. "Our personalities are opposite, so it works," Swift added. The two hugged during the interview and kindly showed support for one another. When Cyrus said, "We mix, for sure," Swift agreed, admitting, "We're friends."
The pop stars also worked together on "Hannah Montana: The Movie." It came out the same year as their iconic Grammy duet. Swift made a cameo in the film, performing her song "Crazier." She also wrote the hit "You'll Always Find Your Way Back Home," which Cyrus sang in the movie. However, their teenage friendship did not last into adulthood.
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