AceShowbiz - The dramatic breakup between Billy Ray Cyrus, 62, and singer Firerose, 37, has captured attention far and wide. With the divorce finalized on Monday, August 5, just three months after Cyrus filed for the split citing "irreconcilable differences," the shocking details continue to emerge from court documents and statements.

According to Us Weekly, Firerose walked away from the marriage with no financial settlement, though Cyrus did concede to hand over any song credits or royalties from their shared musical projects.

Firerose, who originally took her first husband's last name, "Hodges," had legally changed her surname to "Cyrus" just weeks before mediation - a move that Cyrus' lawyers argue validates his claims that her motive for the marriage was to gain his famous last name.

The tension between the pair led to public mudslinging, with both sides hurling severe accusations. Cyrus described the union as a "scam" and expressed immense relief over its dissolution. He stated, "This has been absolutely the most crazy insane scam I have ever heard of. [...] I'm right in the center and basically the target of the scheme."

On the other hand, Firerose's representatives argued that Billy Ray's narrative was crafted to maintain his public image, alleging that if the case had gone to trial, Cyrus' reputation would have been severely damaged.

Adding fuel to the fire, a heated argument between the two was recorded and made public. In the audio clip obtained by Daily Mail, Cyrus verbally berated Firerose, which painted a stark picture of their volatile relationship.

The expletive-laden rant had Cyrus calling Firerose a "selfish f***ing b****," while Firerose begged him to stop shouting. This incident reportedly stemmed from a disagreement over Cyrus' tardiness to a performance.

Amidst these accusations, Cyrus admitted in court filings to being "vocally frustrated and angry" with Firerose during their seven-month marriage as he began to uncover her "true motives." Firerose, meanwhile, alleged that Cyrus was abusive and imposed stringent rules within their relationship, claims that Cyrus staunchly denied.

This bitter split contrasts markedly with the couple's initial involvement, which saw them collaborate on several music projects, including the song "New Day." Their relationship, which initially blossomed through shared musical endeavors, ultimately devolved into a sequence of public disputes and legal battles.

The conclusion of this tumultuous marriage marks a significant chapter in the lives of both Billy Ray Cyrus and Firerose, leaving behind a cautionary tale of what can happen when love turns sour amidst a whirlwind of scandal and notoriety.