Miley Is Performing

It’s the end of the road for Hannah Montana.

The hit series that launched Miley Cyrus to mega-star status will end after its fourth season, reports MTV News.

Rumors of Cyrus’ swan song as “Hannah” have swirled for months, but on Friday a rep for Disney confirmed the announcement. “You never know in this business . . . but right now, we’re scheduled to wrap after shooting this new batch of episodes,” Adam Bonnett, the Disney Channel’s programming executive, said in a statement.

But “Hannah” fans can relax a little for now. Bonnett said that new episodes “will continue to roll out at least over a full year.”

The show, which premiered in 2006, follows the title character as she tries to lead a double life, as pop star, Hannah Montana, and a normal teenager, Miley Stewart. Season four will continue to focus on her struggle to balance both lives.

“It’s one of the things she’s been wrestling with for months — whether it’s time to make a decision to continue being Hannah Montana or just be a regular, ordinary girl,”  said Bonnett to MTV News.

Cyrus, who appears on the February cover of Harper’s Bazaar, tells the magazine that she is trying to seek more mature roles, but still “figuring out” who she is. “Hannah Montana: The Movie,” Cyrus’ big screen debut, has grossed $155 million to date worldwide. Her next film, “The Last Song,” hits theaters on April 2.