Miley Cyrus Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special Premiere

“Sweet Niblets!” Miley Cyrus Reunites with Cast for Hannah Montana’s 20th Anniversary

The pop icon hit the red carpet in Los Angeles to celebrate two decades of the Disney Channel hit ahead of its Disney+ and Hulu debut.

Sofia Chen

Mar 24, 2026, 9:23 AM PT · 2 min read

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THE RUNDOWN

Miley Cyrus premiered the 20th-anniversary special on March 23, 2026, in Los Angeles.
Original cast members Emily Osment and Jason Earles joined Cyrus for the reunion.
The special features new interviews and recreated sets from the original 2006 series.
The anniversary documentary began streaming on Disney+ and Hulu on March 24, 2026.
The event celebrates two decades since the show first aired on Disney Channel.

Miley Cyrus is officially bringing back the blonde wig—at least in spirit. On Monday, March 23, 2026, the Grammy winner took over Los Angeles for the world premiere of the Hannah Montana 20th Anniversary Special. The star-studded event celebrated twenty years since the series first debuted on Disney Channel, a moment that turned Cyrus into a global phenomenon overnight.

The red carpet served as a major trip down memory lane for fans of the Stewart family. Cyrus was joined by her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, along with original cast members Emily Osment and Jason Earles. According to The Walt Disney Company, the reunion marked a milestone moment for the franchise, bringing the core cast together publicly to honor the show's lasting impact on pop culture.

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For fans ready to binge the nostalgia, the wait is over. The special officially debuted on Disney+ and Hulu on Tuesday, March 24, 2026. The documentary features an in-depth interview with Cyrus, never-before-seen archival footage, and meticulously recreated sets of the iconic beachfront house. Cyrus told TMZ at the premiere that the experience of revisiting the set was "completely surreal."