Noah Cyrus Celebrates Reunited Bond With Parents at Album Release
On July 31, Noah Cyrus shared on SiriusXM’s Fierce: Women In Music podcast that she and her parents, Billy Ray Cyrus and Tish Cyrus, have left their past tensions behind.
Maya Rivers: Under moonlit harmonies a wounded heart learns to beat in unison once more. A singer’s confession blooms between candid laughter and shared stages.
Noah Cyrus, at age 25, stands in a brighter chapter of her story, one where family support replaces whispered feuds. Fresh off the release of her album I Want My Loved Ones to Go With Me, she invited Billy Ray to join her in London for a celebratory record release party. “He’s just the most supportive,” she told SiriusXM, her voice warm with gratitude. “It makes me so happy.”
Her bond with Tish is equally strong these days, a shift from the days when every life decision—from moving apartments to career steps—felt tethered to her mother’s guiding voice. Noah admitted that she once leaned on Tish’s counsel for every turn, until she realized that true growth demands self-reliance. With fiancé Pinkus by her side and motherhood on her mind, Noah is sculpting a vision of herself as both artist and future mom. “My main life goal is to be a mom,” she explained, “so I need to be secure in myself.”
Hints of past strain surface in her song “Don’t Put It All On Me,” a collaboration with her brother Braison released in March. In lyrics like “You couldn’t be honest with me, but I know you tried to,” listeners sense a daughter who once bore heavy burdens. Noah revealed in a press release that she has often been the family’s observer, quietly carrying weight on her shoulders. Now her music becomes the vessel for those emotions, transformed from silent ache to shared catharsis.
The story of the Cyrus family begins in Nashville, where Billy Ray married Tish in December 2000. They brought together children from past relationships—Miley, Brandi, Trace, Braison, and Christopher Cody—before welcoming Noah in January 2000. The clan’s highs and lows have played out in public view, from Miley’s Hannah Montana fame to Billy Ray’s country music stardom. Rumors of divorce filings in 2010 and again in 2013 added tension, only for the couple to reconcile and stand united for their brood.
As Noah’s star continues to rise, she shows that reconciliation can spark fresh inspiration. When father and daughter took the stage together in London, it was more than a performance—it was a testament to repaired ties and shared dreams. With Tish cheering from the wings and Billy Ray providing fatherly muscle, Noah embraces a newfound harmony both on record and off.
And so, in this season of renewal, the melody of forgiveness lingers—an invitation to listen closely to the next verse.
Sources: Celebrity Storm and SiriusXM’s Fierce: Women In Music, E! Online, Official Press Release
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