Billy Ray Cyrus wants to end feud with daughter Miley, ‘tried reaching out' after her Grammy win
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Billy Ray Cyrus and her famous daughter, Miley Cyrus, reportedly share a strained relationship. But it has now been reported that the father wants to have a good connection with her.
The 62-year-old singer has “tried reaching out to Miley many times and congratulated her on her Grammys,” a tipster told US Weekly.
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Miley Cyrus' feud with father Billy Ray Cyrus
They also noted that the children of Billy and his ex-wife, Tish Cyrus, who is also the mother of Miley, “have chosen sides, but friends are hoping the rift doesn’t last forever".
The insider further stated, “Miley and Billy Ray are on the outs. Miley’s very close with her mom and is standing by her.”
The split of the ‘Hannah Montana’ star’s parents not only affected her relationship with her father but also led to issues between her and her younger sibling, Noah Cyrus.
The source reportedly shared that Noah’s “always been close with Billy Ray,” which “caused a rift between her and Miley".
Billy Ray Cyrus and Tish’s divorce created problems among their children
Tish has now been married to Dominic Purcell while her ex-husband is now with his new wife, Firerose.
Another insider reportedly revealed, “The family dynamics haven’t been the same since the divorce, and now that Tish and Billy Ray are with other people, there’s even more division among them all.”
Tish Cyrus felt ‘terrified’ amid Billy Ray Cyrus divorce
Earlier, Tish had opened up about the difficult time she faced during her divorce from Billy.
She disclosed on the ‘Sorry We're Stoned’ podcast, as reported by PEOPLE, “I'm over 50, I'll be 57 this year. And when I literally was going through my divorce and trying to make that decision of stepping out of a 30-year marriage, I was terrified mostly.”
The film producer further explained, “I thought I was going to be alone forever. And that was one of the times that I had the crippling breakdown of anxiety. I joke about it and say I had a complete psychological breakdown.”
“There were 30 days where I was not eating, sleeping, just felt like I was just coming out of my skin. And it was really scary,” she mentioned.
Tish went on to note that she understands “why women are scared to leave, not only bad relationships, [but to] step into new careers and all these things.”
But she also added, “I would love to just be this poster child for women our age and just be like, I promise you starting over sometimes is the best thing you can ever do. It's been great for me.”
