Miley Cyrus appears to end feud rumors with dad Billy Ray after he praises her Grammy win

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: It seems the tension between Miley Cyrus and her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, has eased as the former reportedly liked a post shared by the 'Achy Breaky Heart' hitmaker.

The 'Flowers' singer won her third Grammy on Sunday, February 2. The 32-year-old and Beyonce bagged the Best Country Duo/Group Performance award for their song 'II Most Wanted'.

Billy took to Instagram to share his happiness over Miley's achievement. Sharing a photo of the announcement, the 63-year-old wrote, "Congratulations @mileycyrus and @beyonce on their well-deserved @recordingacademy Grammy wins! 🎶 Couldn’t be prouder!!!❤️🎉 🎈."

ACESHOWBIZ reported that the 'Hannah Montana' star showed appreciation to her father by liking his post. 

Miley Cyrus receives praise from Billy Ray Cyrus' fans

People in the comments section of Billy Ray Cyrus' Instagram post confirmed that Miley Cyrus had indeed liked the post, with one elated fan writing, "Miles liked it 🥺🥺."

Another shared, "Your daughter won COUNTRY GRAMMYS and you never won this one. I know you're proud of her ❤️❤️❤️❤️," while one more wrote, "She's so talented!!! She wrote this song 3 years before Beyonce reached out to her for collab."

"It must have been hard rising the most famous teenager on history. But you did a great job. She took the good way in the end and she is a great person and so talented. Her success is your success as a father. So Happy to see you proud of her," read another comment.

"Reconnect with your family brother. Nothings more important then that. Time will past and time will be wasted. No regrets live love life," one more expressed.

"She has grown into a beautiful young lady. I know you love her and are very proud of her," another fan gushed. 

Billy Ray Cyrus' son Trace pens concerned open letter after his performance at Trump's inaugural ball

The ‘Old Town Road’ crooner made headlines in January after he performed at Donald Trump's inauguration festivities in Washington, DC.

His performance was dubbed "epic disaster" but Billy Ray blamed it on technical issues, adding, "I was there for the people and we had a blast. That's called rock n roll!"

However, his son Trace Cyrus seemed worried for him as he shared on Instagram, "Sadly the man that I wanted so desperately to be just like I barely recognize now. It seems this world has beaten you down and it’s become obvious to everyone but you."

The 35-year-old added, "You may be upset with me for posting this but I really could care less at this point. Me and the girls have been genuinely worried about you for years but you’ve pushed all of us away. We are all hanging on to memories of the man we once knew & hoping for the day he returns. You’re not healthy Dad & everyone is noticing it."

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