Miley Cyrus, a former coach on NBC’s “The Voice,” returns to the small screen in a very different setting. In “Hi, Miss Miley!,” a new segment from the reimagined “Sesame Street,” the singer joins Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Abby Cadabby for a musical appearance designed to entertain and educate young viewers.
A recently released trailer shows Cyrus singing alongside the Muppet characters while participating in playful scenes rooted in cooperation and creativity. Billboard first reported on the cameo, noting the pop star’s guest role as part of the long-running children’s program’s refreshed format.
Her tenure on the singing competition showcased her mentorship style and ability to connect with emerging performers. These qualities translate naturally to the supportive environment of “Sesame Street.”
From Coaching Contestants to Inspiring Kids
Cyrus served as a coach during Seasons 11 and 13, where she guided contestants through live performances and creative development. Her coaching approach emphasized individuality and emotional expression, themes that align with the values central to “Sesame Street.”
In “Hi, Miss Miley!,” Cyrus shifts from mentoring aspiring singers to engaging with young audiences through music and interaction. The trailer offers glimpses of group singing and collaborative moments with the show’s characters, reinforcing lessons about empathy and teamwork.
Yahoo Entertainment reported that Cyrus joins the series as part of its updated direction, which combines celebrity guests with educational storytelling. The segment maintains the show’s traditional format of blending music and learning. And at the same time, introducing contemporary pop culture figures to preschool viewers.
A New Chapter in a Familiar Medium
The reimagined “Sesame Street” expands its reach through distribution on Netflix and PBS Kids, according to Yahoo Entertainment. Producers have introduced updated visual elements and interactive segments. This is intended to engage modern audiences while preserving the franchise’s core educational mission.
For Cyrus, the appearance represents a return to family-oriented programming years after her early television career. Her transition from pop star and competition show coach to guest on a children’s series highlights her continued presence across multiple entertainment formats.
Celebrity guests have long played a role in “Sesame Street’s” appeal. But Cyrus’ participation reflects the program’s ongoing effort to connect with audiences through widely recognized performers. By pairing her star power with the show’s emphasis on kindness and curiosity, the segment bridges mainstream pop culture and educational storytelling.
Viewers prepare to see the former “The Voice” coach step onto one of television’s most recognizable streets, “Hi, Miss Miley!” offers a reminder of the connective power of music across generations.



