Friday, May 2, 2008

Miley Cyrus’ Name Change Official

Though she’s been called “Miley” ever since she can remember, her legal documents always called her “Destiny Hope”… until now.

A judge approved Miley Cyrus’ name change request filed by her parents Billy Ray and Tish, and she’s now legally named Miley Ray Cyrus.

On the paperwork, the reason for the change was listed as “she’s been commonly known as Miley Cyrus since childhood, so from now on they just want to use that name.”

However, the good news wasn’t enough to prompt the “Hannah Montana” starlet to come out of hiding from the media. She reportedly declined to appear on the red carpet for today’s media party for the “Disney Channel Games,” being held at Disney World.

That being said, a few lucky fans got a chance to see her yesterday as she stepped out at the theme park for a bit to sign autographs and meet and greet fans.


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posted by Lon at 6:18 PM

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