Miley Cyrus sings with Beyoncé for first time for ‘Cowboy Carter’ tour

Why settle for an American in Paris when you can have two?

Beyoncé surprised her audience at Stade de France Thursday with an invited appearance of Miley Cyrus, who joined the star on stage for an interpretation of their song in 2024, “II Most Wanted”.

The very first live performance of the power duo occurred during the first Beyoncé show in the city of Light, the fourth stop on it Cowboy Carter Stadium tower.

During the opening notes of their Grammy winning song, the headliner hung the crowd on what was going to happen.

“I couldn’t do it without the help of this young woman,” said Bey because of their cheers, “so I need to cry as hard as possible.”

His fans conformed while Cyrus was slowly emerging under the scene, a hand on his exploded hip, then went forward to join Beyoncé for their collaboration, that the shell pair with Ryan Tedder and Michael Pollack.

The visual harmony between the women was as stellar as their voice, Cyrus swinging a shacking gold combination that echoed the gold brothel and the high heeled boots of Beyoncé.

Cyrus is the first artist invited to join Beyoncé on the Cowboy Carter The tour and singer “16 cars” were nothing more than praise for her collaborator, calling her as an icon.

“I am his biggest fan,” she told the public before going directly to Cyrus. “I love you. I’m so grateful to look at you and sing with you.”

The feeling seemed mutual, Cyrus sharing a multitude of plans behind the scenes and on Thursday evening stage.

“Being next to such a humble, graceful and legendary diva was a dream come true,” she wrote in her Instagram post. “For having learned from you and having loved you all my life and then being standing in matching gold looks is more than what I could have imagined.”

The musicians met for the first time when Cyrus was a teenager, and in 2008, they went on stage together to play “Just stand up!” in a television Resist cancer Special alongside stars like Mariah Carey, Rihanna, Sheryl Crow, Mary J. Blige and Ashanti.

“II Most Wanted” caught the Grammy 2025 for the best duo performance / country group for Beyoncé and Cyrus.

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The 10th Tour de Concert de Bey was launched on April 28 at Sofi Stadium in Inglewood, California, before moving to the Metlife Stadium in New Jersey and crossing the ocean for a race at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in northern London.

The tour will end at the Mercedes-Benz stadium in Atlanta with four concerts from July 10 to July 14.