Claim 1: “"Flowers" was also nominated for song of the year”

Claim 4: “She made her recording debut in 2006 on the series' first soundtrack, "Hannah Montana."”

Claim 5: “Her next album, "Breakout," released in 2008, also reached the top of the charts and was certified as two-times platinum.”

Claim 6: “Sam Smith won for "In The Lonely Hour."”

Claim 7: “Cyrus first became known to the public as the star of the 2006-11 Disney Channel comedy "Hannah Montana."”

Claim 10: “Cyrus was also nominated for February's ceremony for best pop vocal album for "Something Beautiful," losing to Lady Gaga's "Mayhem."”

Claim 13: “Cyrus received her first Grammy nomination in 2013 for best pop vocal album for "Bangerz," her fourth studio album, which also topped the charts.”

Claim 15: “Cyrus was also nominated for album of the year and best pop vocal album for "Endless Summer Vacation," and best pop duo/group performance for her collaboration with Brandi Carlile, "Thousand Miles."”

Claim 17: “Cyrus received six nominations in 2023, which would lead to her first two victories -- best pop solo performance for "Flowers," which also won for record of the year”

Claim 18: “Cyrus received another Grammy at the next ceremony, for best country duo/group performance as a guest vocalist on Beyoncé's' "II Most Wanted."”

Claim 20: “Her next nomination came in 2021 for her guest appearance on the debut studio album by rapper Lil Nas X, "Montero," which was nominated for album of the year, losing to "We Are" by Jon Batiste.”

Claim 22: “a year later, the series' second soundtrack and Cyrus' debut studio album were jointly released by Walt Disney Records and Hollywood Records as the double album "Hannah Montana 2: Meet Miley Cyrus," which reached top of the Billboard charts and was certified as four-times platinum by the recording industry trade group, the Recording Industry Association of America.”