One of Miley Cyrus' tour buses crashed early Friday morning on a Virginia Interstate highway, reportedly killing one person.
Fourteen people were on the bus when it rolled on its side, injuring nine people and reportedly killing the driver. Cyrus' manager confirmed that the singer was not on the bus.
"It was one of our tour buses, but not Miley's," he told TMZ. "It was one of our buses that transported our lighting crew."
A witness told officials on the scene that the bus drifted off the road before it eventually flipped. The conditions were slick due to recent rain. Officials are currently investigating whether the driver's death is what caused the crash or whether it occurred after the fact.
Cyrus is currently on a U.S. tour through the first week of December. Her next concert is Sunday in Greensboro, N.C.
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