Miley Cyrus recently addressed her controversial 2009 Teen Choice Awards, in which she danced around a pole, calling out her mom Tish Cyrus for having the idea.

Miley Cyrus has revealed who was behind the controversial pole dance during her 2009 Teen Choice Awards performance. The 32-year-old pop star performed her iconic hit Party in the USA at the award show more than ten years ago. Now, Miley has revealed her mother Tish Cyrus was behind the controversial stage prop.

Tish — who also has sons Trace, 35, Braison, 30, and daughter Noah, 24 — with her ex-husband Billy Ray Cyrus, said it's always been the best of both worlds when it comes to Trace, a former member of the band Metro Station.

Singer Miley Cyrus has had a number of controversial moments over the course of her career, but early on when she was still doing Hannah Montana, she sparked concern with a jaw-dropping performance.

Miley Cyrus has recently blamed her mother, Tish Cyrus, for her controversial pole dance performance at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards. On November 29, Daily Mail reported that the

Miley Cyrus recalled how her performance of 'Party in the U.S.A.' at the Teen Choice Awards in 2009 when she wan 16 — which saw her dance onstage with a pole attached to an ice cream cart — came to be with help from her mom,

And that includes her performance at the 2009 Teen Choice Awards, where she sang “Party in the USA.” The performance was controversial at the time, as then 16-year-old Miley Cyrus danced alongside a metal pole that had been attached to an ice cream cart.

In a conversation with her sister Brandi, Miley reflects her rise to fame and the impact of her family's influence.