Billy Ray Cyrus gives Miley and Noah sweet shoutout for their latest music amid rumors of family feud

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Billy Ray Cyrus is feeling the weight of fatherhood in the best way possible.

His daughters Miley Cyrus and Noah Cyrus step into new phases of their music careers, the country star took to Instagram to share his overwhelming pride, People reported.

Billy Ray Cyrus gets emotional over Miley and Noah’s success

"Holy s**t. I seldom ever swear in my posts, but this deserves one!" the 63-year-old musician wrote. "You are witnessing in real time what it feels like for a dad who, in less than one week, has had his a** kicked and his mind blown by not one … but two of his own daughters."

The post featured promotional images from Miley’s upcoming album 'Something Beautiful' and Noah’s latest music video, 'Don't Put It All on Me'. Cyrus didn’t hold back, calling their recent work a leap to a “whole new level.” He continued, "Congratulations girls! Well done."

“I’m so damn proud of both of you. I’m actually crying as I write this. Thank God you can’t see me,” he added. “Have fun now and be happy! Love, Dad.”

While Billy Ray's post was full of admiration, it came amid long-rumored tensions within the Cyrus family. His relationship with his children has been under public scrutiny, especially after his son Trace Cyrus called him out earlier this year.

Trace, 35, wrote an open letter to Billy Ray in January, accusing him of distancing himself from the family. "Me and the girls have been genuinely worried about you for years, but you've pushed us all away," he said, adding that Noah, 25, "desperately wanted you to be a part of her life, and you haven’t even been there for her."

Billy Ray seemed to respond indirectly, posting a clip from his 2009 music video 'Somebody Said a Prayer' with a caption asking for healing in the family. He wrote, "For my children sons and daughters and their mother. Let this moment be the start of healing for us all. 'The past does not equal the future.' Amen."

Noah Cyrus praised father Billy Ray’s new single amid family rift speculation

Last month, Noah Cyrus publicly acknowledged her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, for the first time in months, showing support for his latest single 'Lost' amid speculation of a family estrangement.

Taking to social media, Noah celebrated the release, writing, “So proud of my Dad’s INCREDIBLE new single ‘LOST’ with my good, old friend (Sam Tinnesz) and (Tommee Profitt),” she shared, adding two red heart emojis.

Her post comes after Trace Cyrus, her brother, hinted at tensions within the family, fueling rumors of a strained relationship between Billy Ray and his children following his split from ex-wife Tish Cyrus and new marriage to Firerose.

'Lost' marks Billy Ray's first release since his January performance at President Donald Trump's inauguration, an appearance that was plagued by technical difficulties and controversy.

Fans react to Billy Ray Cyrus' praising daughters Miley and Noah

Billy Ray Cyrus' heartfelt tribute to his daughters, Miley and Noah, has taken the internet by storm, with fans flooding the post with love and support.

Many praised the country star for celebrating his daughters’ success, with one fan writing, “Aww, you should be very proud, as any father would be! Congratulations. Music runs in your family.”

Another called it “The most talented family ever.”

Some followers expressed hope for family healing, referencing past tensions. “I hope that all of you heal or have healed your relationships! Everyone deserves a second chance,” one person commented.

Another wrote, “What a beautiful post. I hope you and your family heal.”

Fans appreciated the positivity of the message, with one user noting, “So lovely to see a Daddy shouting his girls’ success.”

Another user wrote, You should be a proud dad! your gurls are doing amazing :)"

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