Miley Cyrus is reportedly not interested in mending her strained relationship with her father, Billy Ray Cyrus. Recently, Billy Ray performed at Donald Trump’s inauguration, which has raised concerns among fans and family about his health. While reports indicate that Miley is worried about her father’s well-being, she has no intentions of reconciling with him.
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Miley Cyrus reportedly has ‘no interest’ in father Billy Ray Cyrus fiasco
Miley Cyrus is reportedly concerned about her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, after his disastrous performance at Donald Trump’s inauguration. Sources close to Miley Cyrus revealed to Page Six that she has had no relationship with her father for quite some time and has “no interest” in mending things.
While the “Flowers” singer has removed herself from the family drama, her siblings, excluding Braison, have voiced their concerns. Trace Cyrus recently penned an open letter, expressing genuine worry about their father’s well-being. A source told People that Miley Cyrus is now focused on herself and does not want to “get involved” in the ongoing family issues.
The concerns regarding Billy Ray escalated after his performance at the Liberty Ball, where he appeared disheveled and struggled through his set. He later attributed his poor performance to technical difficulties. Following the event, Trace posted a heartfelt message on Instagram, stating that he and his siblings, except Braison Cyrus, were genuinely concerned about their father. Miley’s younger sister, Noah Cyrus, has also expressed concern for Billy Ray’s well-being but still loves him.
Miley Cyrus previously spoke about her complicated relationship with her father on David Letterman’s Netflix show in 2024. During the episode, she discussed inheriting traits like narcissism from him. At the 2024 Grammys, the Hannah Montana star notably excluded Billy Ray from her acceptance speech, only thanking her mother, Tish, and others. While Billy Ray’s son Braison insists their father is doing well, the others do not believe it.
Originally reported by Disheeta Maheshwari on ComingSoon.net.
