Miley Cyrus remembers being accused of having marijuana on the ‘Hannah Montana’ set

During a recent interview, the singer admitted that she was falsely accused of smoking weed on set, when in reality it was her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, who was the culprit.

During a June 19 appearance on “Sorry We’re Cyrus,” Miley reflected on an unforgettable memory from her “Hannah Montana” days.

She revealed that she was blamed for something her father had done.

In response to a question about a standout memory from the popular show, Miley mentioned to E! News, “My dad smoking pot and me taking the blame for it. It’s pretty funny. He wasn’t even willing to share.”

Tish also joined the conversation by reminiscing about standing up for Billy Ray back then. She recounted, “People were reaching out to me, saying, ‘B. Ray was smoking weed.’ And I kept insisting, ‘He would never engage in such behavior.'”

The family continued the lighthearted moment by suggesting others on set might have been involved too.

Miley jokingly implied that “Hannah Montana” co-star Mitchel Musso could’ve also been part of the scene. Her sister, Brandi Cyrus, simply responded, “That’s incredible.”

This is not the first time Miley has shared a revelation from her past. Earlier in the month, she appeared on Monica Lewinsky’s “Reclaiming” podcast and revisited the fallout from a risqué photo that allegedly cost her a major movie role.

She revealed that a joke gift for her then-boyfriend Liam Hemsworth ended up derailing her chance to star in “Hotel Transylvania.” Miley explained that the photo in question, one of her posing with a p-nis-shaped cake, was meant to be lighthearted.

She said, per E! News, “I, as a joke, got my boyfriend a penis cake for his birthday and I got fired. I was the lead actress in Hotel Transylvania, and they fired me and replaced me because I had made an inappropriate, adult joke.”

Miley, who was 18 at the time, felt the punishment didn’t fit the situation. “I was 18—so yes, I was fine to work in a kids movie, but I’m not a kid,” she explained.

She noted the irony in getting penalized for something considered normal in many adult social circles.

“What felt ridiculous to me about getting fired from a p-nis cake was that they sell p-nis cakes like for all bachelorettes,” she said. “Like in Nashville, Tennessee, you can get p-nis cakes, it’s not that big of a deal. I thought you know this is like a very simple, not vulgar joke, this is silly. And you can do this for all bachelorette parties, they make necklaces and cups and straws and all kinds of stuff.”

Miley went on to criticize the double standard that child stars often face as they mature.

“To be fired, you know, for regular things that girls my age—they go to bachelorette parties, and they go to Magic Mike shows,” she pointed out. “But if I was at that time, you know, I wasn’t someone that was appropriate for kids, even though that was in my personal life.”

Adding to the frustration, Miley explained that the image wasn’t something she released herself.

“It was leaked after my backpack and camera were stolen during a party,” she said.

Despite the photo’s unintended exposure, she bore the brunt of the backlash.

In reflecting on how things may or may not have changed, Miley shared, “I don’t know if we put our Disney kids on the pedestal the way that we used to, our teen stars.”

She added, “But I think that still movies can have consequences for their lead actor or actress doing things that don’t align with the audience that the movie is made for.”

Though Sony Pictures has yet to respond to the claims, the role Miley lost ultimately went to Selena Gomez, who went on to voice the character, Mavis, in the “Hotel Transylvania” franchise.