The Cyrus family has pushed back against rumors of a family feud, especially after Trace Cyrus’ open letter raised concerns about his father, Billy Ray Cyrus. A source close to the family clarified that Miley, Noah, Braison, and Tish Cyrus are all focused on moving forward from the drama of 2024 and do not want any public family conflict. They’re reportedly not interested in continuing any negativity and just want to focus on their personal lives and careers.
The speculation about family tensions grew after Billy Ray performed at Donald Trump’s inauguration, a performance that faced technical difficulties. Shortly after that, Trace posted a letter expressing worry over his father’s well-being, which sparked rumors of a strained relationship. However, those close to the family insist that Trace’s letter was not an indication of any deep-seated conflict, but rather an expression of concern for his father.
Billy Ray’s family dynamics became more public when he announced that he was working on a new record, which will be produced by his son Braison. The album, expected to release this summer, will tell Billy Ray’s personal story through music, a project he seems deeply proud of, especially since it involves his children. Braison has shared that the record will highlight the importance of family and music, two things Billy Ray values immensely.
While Trace has expressed concern for his father’s emotional and health state, Miley has previously downplayed any suggestions of estrangement, emphasizing that public perception often misreads the dynamics within their family. She has spoken about how her parents’ sacrifices shaped her, and it seems the Cyrus family is keen on keeping their personal matters private and not fueling any drama.