AceShowbiz - Miley Cyrus continues to distance herself from her father Billy Ray Cyrus following his controversial performance at Donald Trump's inauguration event. Although she's worried about him, Miley is not seeking reconciliation with her dad, Page Six reports.

Sources close to the situation say that Miley, 32, has not had a relationship with the country singer "for a long time" and has no interest in repairing things with him. However, insiders revealed that Miley saw his disastrous performance at President Trump's Liberty Ball earlier this week and found it "concerning."

In 2024 at the Grammys, Miley has noticeably omitted Billy Ray during her acceptance speech as she thanked her mother and sister, but made no mention of him.

Miley's sister, Noah Cyrus, reportedly shares the same concerns. She loves Billy Ray "unconditionally" and "wants the best for him," according to sources.

Billy Ray's son, Trace Cyrus, has publicly expressed his worry. In an open letter, Trace said that he barely recognizes his father now and that the world has "beaten him down." Trace offered to help Billy Ray and implored him to seek assistance.

Billy Ray's ex-wife, Firerose, has also spoken out. She told Page Six that his current struggles echo those she witnessed during their relationship. She believes that confronting the truth is crucial for healing.

Despite Trace's concerns, Billy Ray's youngest son, Braison Cyrus, insists that his father is "happy," "healthy," and preparing to release a new album.

Billy Ray hasn't publicly commented on the feud within his family, but he reportedly threatened to sue Trace. Meanwhile, he defended his onstage rant during performance at the Liberty Ball, blaming equipment issues.