Billy Ray Cyrus'Former woman, fire rose, repeats the concern of their loved ones after recent failure in the performance.

A Cappella version of the country's hits of his Hit "Achy Breaky Heart" from the Liberty Balu President Donald Trump after inauguration caused mixed reactions, which caused a wide debate.

Despite his attempts to pass, the performance left Cyrus' family to express concern. his son, Trace CyrusHe discovered that the family was "honestly concerned" for the welfare of the Kantra Star.

Fajerrose, who was briefly married to Billy Ray before the messy divorce, repeated these feelings.

I'm talking to Page SixFührerose said, "What is now seen in public reflects much of what I experienced privately during our relationship." She added: "It's very sad to see that these struggles continue for him, but I'm glad that the truth goes out - for his potentially good because it's possible when you face the truth and accept that there is a problem."

The 25-year-old singer, known for his Hit "War is defeated", also shared a message of resilience, stating that he remains "focused", "music" and the use of his "story to encourage others to find strength and hope. "

Cyrus' performance at Liberty Bal has since become a viral moment. on Instagram, He addressed criticism By dividing the performance of performance, signaling his awareness of mixed reactions.

"Unfortunately, the man I desperately wanted to be just as I could barely recognize," he said. "It seems that this world was beaten and it became obvious to everyone but you."

"I wouldn't miss the honor of playing this event whether the microphone, guitar and monitors work or not. I was there because President Donald J. Trump called me. I had a ball on Liberty Bal last night, and I learned through all these years when the producer says: 'You're on,' you're going to entertain people even if the equipment is hell. I was there for people and it was fun. It's called Rockenrol! "

Trace, whom Billy Ray adopted in 1993. year after marriage with his now but the ex-wife Tish Cyrus, also spoke, sharing its complex emotions toward the father And recalling deep admiration he felt for him during his childhood.

"From my earliest memories, I was obsessed with you," she wrote Trace. "The day you adopted me was the happiest day of my life. Unfortunately, the man I desperately wanted to be exactly what I can barely recognize. "

"I and the girls have sincerely worried about you for years, but you pushed us all up," she wrote the trace. "Noah desperately wanted to be a part of her life, and you weren't even there for her. It's your girlfriend. She deserves better. Still, somehow, just like me, she still adores you. "

Trace also spoke about the common hope of the family that Billy Ray will regain his health and happiness.

"As I write this with tears in my eyes, I hope you understand that this message comes only from the place of love and fear that the world could lose you too soon," he added. "We didn't talk for a while, but I'm more than a year and a few of the alcohol. Guess what? I feel amazing. I don't know what you're fighting exactly, but I think I have a pretty good idea and I'd like to help you if you open and get help. "

"We all keep memories of the man we used to know and hope the day when he will return," he continued. "You're not healthy, Dad, and everyone notices that."

The performance was accompanied by a series of accidentsIncluding problems with his guitar and microphone, why Cyrus had no choice but to adjust to the walk. The fearless, experienced performer changed the speed and delivered a song a capellella, a move that showed his determination and the ability to hire an audience despite the challenges.

"Check? Is anyone awake? " Cyrus joked, injecting the humor into a situation and a clearing mood. Packaging the audience with a mixture of self-awareness and charm, he added, "Everybody want me to sing more, or want me to just prone to stage?"

While his family and ex-wife express concern, it remains to be seen whether this public examination will cause changes for the country music icon.