Miley Cyrus Has Laryngitis But Must Perform “We Can’t Stop” For The First Time Next Week On Jimmy Kimmel Live

Miley Cyrus has laryngitis but hopefully will be well enough to perform live for the first time in years Tuesday evening, and singing her hit single "We Can't Stop" for the first time, on Jimmy Kimmel Live, the late-night talk show.

According to TMZ, 20-year-old singer Miley was seen leaving her doctor's office in Beverly Hills. She was holding up a medical record that shows she has a case of laryngitis, which is essentially the inflammation or irritation of the voice box caused by overuse.

Hopefully Miley can heal before her live performances next Tuesday. It'll be the first time she performs "We Can't Stop" and the first time she performs live in years.

Fans are already hyped for the show, and are selling tickets like crazy. According to Mstarz.com, there is a wait list set up on Jimmy Kimmel Live's website for tickets to see Miley.

According to AceShowBiz.com, she will chat with host Jimmy Kimmel on June 25, before putting on a show on the outdoor stage in Hollywood. Then she'll jet off to New York City to perform on Times Square for the morning talk show "Good Morning America" the next day, before chatting with Michael and actress Kristin Chenoweth, who is filling in for Kelly Ripa on the talk show "Live! With Kelly & Michael."

All in all, it'll be a non-stop 48 hours.

At least it seems like Miley is taking it easy in order to feel better for her crazy week. She was spotted with fiancé Liam Hemsworth for a casual movie date night at the Arclight in Los Angeles. Miley took a break from her usual edgy style and instead went for baggy, cuffed, worn jeans, a white T-shirt, a grey cardigan, and black flats.