Miley Cyrus sued over chart-topping song Flowers after being accused of copying Bruno Mars

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Miley Cyrus sued over chart-topping song Flowers after being accused of copying Bruno Mars

2024/09/17 Report

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Miley Cyrus' 'Flowers', which somehow made it into my Spotify Wrapped (thanks mum), is at the centre of a lawsuit.

The singer, 31, has been accused of copying one of Bruno Mars' hit records and is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit for 'Flowers' allegedly being too similar to Mars' 2013 track.

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Though it's important to note that it's Tempo Music Investments who is suing Cyrus, not Mars.
Tempo Music has accused the Hannah Montana star of 'intentionally copying' 'When I Was Your Man' with the Grammy award-winning track 'Flowers', which came out in 2023.

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