Miley Cyrus' sister Noah, 16, 'lands two recording contracts'

Looks like the Cyrus clan is grooming another family member to become a star. Miley is already a superstar thanks to Hannah Montana, Wrecking Ball and her stint on The Voice. And dad Billy Ray, 55, is a massive country fixture thanks to Achy Breaky Heart and Some Gave All.   Now comes Noah Cyrus, who just landed two recording contracts worth a total of $350,000, according to a Sunday report from TMZ. The site claims it has seen the contracts. One is reportedly worth $100,000 and is for writing her album. The second one is for $250,000 and is for recording that same album. It was added that 'if the first album's a hit she can get up to a $1.5 million advance for the second.'   Cyrus began her acting career at age three, playing Gracie Hebert for six episodes of the television show Doc. The tween played small roles in six episodes of the Disney Channel Original Series Hannah Montana, which Miley was the focus of.

  In the Hannah Montana: The Movie from 2009, Noah was a background dancer. Then Noah starred in the film Mostly Ghostly, which went straight to DVD. Next came Ponyo - she voiced the title character. She has also appeared on the TV series Take 2. Noah was born in Nashville, Tennessee, but has grown up mostly in Los Angeles with her mother Tish and father Billy Ray. She has an older brother named Trace, 27.  

Source: Mail Online