Miley Cyrus and Fiancé Maxx Morando Find Bliss at the Chateau Marmont in 'Let's Get Married' Video
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Miley Cyrus Drops Romantic 'Let's Get Married' Video With Fiancé Maxx Morando

The Grammy winner cozying up at the Chateau Marmont in her latest visual comes just 24 hours before her new album lands.

By Rae MitchellPublished Updated 1 min read

Miley Cyrus is cranking up the romantic energy right as she steps into her next major musical era. The Grammy-winning pop superstar has officially unveiled the striking new music video for her track "Let's Get Married," putting her real-life relationship with fiancé Maxx Morando front and center for audiences everywhere. The newly released visual captures the couple sharing pure romantic bliss inside the world-famous Chateau Marmont hotel. Set against the vintage luxury of the iconic Los Angeles landmark, the production showcases the deep personal connection between the hitmaker and her partner as they transform the storied destination into their own private romantic retreat.

Is Miley Cyrus engaged to Maxx Morando Morando's co-starring role in the visual adds a deeply authentic feel to the entire project. With the couple officially engaged, the project serves as a high-profile, glamorous celebration of their union, seamlessly blending their real-world romance with the singer's bold visual style. The strategic timing of the premiere was carefully executed to build maximum anticipation for her broader music rollout. The "Let's Get Married" video made its grand debut exactly one day prior to the arrival of her brand-new studio album, titled *Bass Persuades*, giving fans an immediate taste of her latest creative period.

What is the Chateau Marmont video for Miley Cyrus By selecting the legendary Chateau Marmont as the backdrop, the video infuses classic Hollywood allure directly into the romantic storyline. The high-profile location frames the couple's affectionate moments in an atmosphere of timeless luxury, placing their dynamic directly in the pop culture spotlight. For the Grammy-winning hitmaker, tying a major personal milestone to her latest single offers listeners a front-row seat to her present life and happiness. The romantic visual sets a clear tone for her current era as both a celebrated artist and an engaged partner. As "Let's Get Married" continues to generate buzz, the immediate launch of *Bass Persuades* ensures that Cyrus remains firmly at the center of the music conversation.

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Miley Cyrus at the Grammys: The Duets, the Wait, the Wins

Cyrus takes the Grammy stage years before she takes home a trophy. Her documented track runs from a Taylor Swift duet to wins for “Flowers” and a Beyoncé collaboration.

  1. 2009-02-08

    A duet with Taylor Swift

    Miley Cyrus — A duet with Taylor Swift

    Cyrus joins Taylor Swift to perform Swift’s “Fifteen” at the 51st Grammy Awards. It marks Cyrus’s first performance on the Grammy telecast.

  2. 2015-02-08

    “Bangerz” makes the ballot

    Miley Cyrus — “Bangerz” makes the ballot

    Cyrus heads into the 57th Grammy Awards with her first nomination: best pop vocal album for “Bangerz.” The award goes to Sam Smith’s “In the Lonely Hour.”

  3. 2018-01-28

    Elton John takes the piano; Miley takes a verse

    Miley Cyrus — Elton John takes the piano; Miley takes a verse

    Cyrus joins Elton John for “Tiny Dancer” at the 60th Grammy Awards. John plays piano as the two share vocals on his 1971 song.

  4. 2019-02-10

    Two performances, one Grammy night

    Miley Cyrus — Two performances, one Grammy night

    Cyrus sings “In My Blood” with Shawn Mendes at the 61st Grammy Awards. She also joins the tribute to her godmother, Dolly Parton, including a performance of “Jolene” with Parton.

  5. 2024-02-04

    “Flowers” ends the wait

    Miley Cyrus — “Flowers” ends the wait

    Cyrus wins her first Grammy when “Flowers” takes best pop solo performance, presented by Mariah Carey. She performs the song during the ceremony and later collects record of the year for the same track.

  6. 2025-02-02

    A shared win with Beyoncé

    Miley Cyrus — A shared win with Beyoncé

    “II Most Wanted,” Beyoncé’s duet with Cyrus from “Cowboy Carter,” wins best country duo/group performance at the 67th Grammy Awards. It gives Cyrus her third Grammy.

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Who stars in the 'Let's Get Married' music video?
Miley Cyrus stars in the video alongside her real-life fiancé, Maxx Morando.
Where was Miley Cyrus's 'Let's Get Married' video filmed?
The visual was shot at the famous Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles.
When is Miley Cyrus releasing her album Bass Persuades?
The new album arrives one day after the premiere of the 'Let's Get Married' music video.