Pop star Miley Cyrus is known for her bold personality and powerful voice, but when it comes to her love life, she’s keeping things a bit more private these days. The 31-year-old singer has been dating musician Maxx Morando for over two years now. While the couple avoids the spotlight, Miley recently opened up a little about their bond in interviews, confirming that she is happy and supported in this relationship.
Maxx Morando, 25, is a drummer and fashion-forward artist who first sparked dating rumors with Miley back in late 2021. Since then, they’ve been spotted at events together, including red carpets and parties, though they usually stay low-key. According to sources close to the singer, the two share a calm, creative connection that contrasts with Miley’s more public relationships in the past.
In her recent conversations, Miley said that being with Maxx feels different because there’s a strong sense of emotional safety. She explained that their connection allows her to be herself without pressure, which she values at this stage in her life.
Who Is Maxx Morando? A Glimpse Into His Life and Career
Maxx Morando may not be a household name yet, but he’s quickly gaining attention—not just for dating Miley Cyrus, but for his work in music and fashion. He’s currently part of the band Liily and was formerly the drummer for The Regrettes, an LA-based rock band. Maxx is known for his energetic performances and unique personal style, which has even caught the attention of fashion designers.
Aside from music, Maxx has also worked with designers on custom fashion pieces, including some worn by Miley herself. The couple reportedly bonded over their mutual love for creativity and artistic expression.
Fans appreciate how Miley and Maxx balance fame with normalcy. While Miley’s past relationships were often headline-heavy, her current one feels more grounded. She’s even hinted that keeping some parts of her life private has helped her stay focused and emotionally healthy.
As of now, the two appear strong and content—living proof that love doesn’t always need to be center stage to thrive.
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