Miley Cyrus and Zoë Kravitz Confirmed as Golden Globes Presenters

The star power surrounding this year’s Golden Globe Awards continues to grow, with Miley Cyrus and Zoë Kravitz officially confirmed as presenters for the upcoming ceremony in Los Angeles. The announcement was made on Thursday, January 8, just days before the awards gala, which celebrates excellence in film and television and marks one of the most closely watched nights of awards season.

A High-Profile Presenting Lineup

Cyrus and Kravitz will join an already impressive roster of presenters set to take the stage on Sunday night. The list includes Melissa McCarthy, Mila Kunis, Minnie Driver, Orlando Bloom and Pamela Anderson. Also confirmed are Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Queen Latifah, Regina Hall, Sean Hayes, Snoop Dogg, Wanda Sykes and Will Arnett. The diverse lineup reflects the Globes’ effort to blend film, television, music and comedy talent into one high-energy event.

Miley Cyrus Returns to the Awards Spotlight

Cyrus’ role as a presenter comes during a high-visibility period in her career. Known for seamlessly moving between music, fashion and film, she has become a regular presence at major awards shows. Her appearance is expected to draw strong attention from fans and viewers alike, especially given her reputation for memorable onstage moments.

Zoë Kravitz Brings Film and Fashion Influence

Kravitz, an actress and filmmaker with a strong presence in both Hollywood and the fashion world, adds further prestige to the ceremony. Her work across major studio films and independent projects has made her one of the most influential creative voices of her generation, and her appearance as a presenter underscores her growing stature in the industry.

Nikki Glaser to Host the Ceremony

This year’s Golden Globe Awards will be hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, who is set to bring a sharp and contemporary comedic edge to the broadcast. The ceremony will air live on CBS and stream simultaneously on Paramount+, expanding its reach to global audiences.

Celebrating Film and Television Excellence

The Golden Globe Awards honor outstanding achievements in both film and television, often serving as an early indicator of momentum heading into the rest of awards season. With a mix of veteran stars and modern icons presenting, the 2026 ceremony aims to balance tradition with cultural relevance. As anticipation builds, the confirmation of Cyrus and Kravitz adds to the sense that this year’s Globes will be a star-studded celebration — both onstage and in the audience — as Hollywood gathers to recognize the year’s most notable performances and productions.