Miley Cyrus had to leave “Hannah Montana” behind after exiting the Disney Channel. In a recent conversation on Spotify’s “The Ringer” podcast, Cyrus said she “wasn’t allowed” to sing any of the original songs from her hit TV series “Hannah Montana” after the show ended in 2011.

Following her run on the Disney Channel as the star of Hannah Montana, Cyrus looked to reinvent her image and caused uproar in a series of performances and public appearances. In 2013, she performed at the MTV Video Music Awards, where she twerked on Robin Thicke during the performance of “Blurred Lines.”

Miley Cyrus has opened up about a little-known detail of her post-Disney career — she wasn’t allowed to perform any of her Hannah Montana songs after leaving the network in 2011. In a candid conversation,

Miley Cyrus premiered her "Something Beautiful" visual album at Tribeca Film Festival in New York. We take you inside.

Some attendees of a Tribeca Festival post-screening panel on Friday appeared to be under the impression that it was a Cyrus concert.

The pop star eventually caved, performing an a cappella version of "The Climb" to appease the pissed-off Tribeca Festival attendees.