French singer Amanda Lear has accused Miley Cyrus of plagiarizing one of her best-known songs, according to Le Parisien. In remarks reported by the outlet on Sunday, Lear said the matter should be resolved either through an agreement or in court, framing the choice as a settlement or a trial.
Le Parisien quoted Lear saying there must be "either an arrangement, or a lawsuit." The paper did not name the specific track at issue in the headline and summary available.
Other French outlets carried similar accounts. Journal des Femmes reported that Lear thanked Cyrus sarcastically for copying her song, while Voici and Sudinfo reported that Lear described herself as flattered by the apparent similarity. Those characterizations come from the respective outlets, not from CYBEV.io.
Lear did not present the accusation as a formal legal filing in the material available. No court action has been confirmed, and Cyrus has not responded publicly in the reports summarized here. The reports also do not specify which of Lear's songs is in question or what musical elements are said to overlap.
Lear is a French singer and performer whose career includes a run of successful recordings, and the outlets describe the track in question as one of her biggest hits. Cyrus, an American singer, has not commented on the claim in the coverage reviewed.
What to watch next: whether Lear's representatives pursue a formal complaint, whether Cyrus or her team issue a response, and whether the two sides reach the arrangement Lear raised as one possible outcome.