Billy Ray Cyrus finalizes scandalous divorce from Firerose

After forty years on stage, Billy Ray Cyrus has become a country icon in our country. However, in light of the recent scandals involving the musician, his fan base will significantly decrease. In mid-June, TMZ reported that the 62-year-old filed for divorce—just seven months after marrying a singer nearly three decades younger, going by the pseudonym Firerose. In the documents, he cited "irreconcilable differences" and "marital misconduct," as well as "fraud," the details of which are unknown. Soon after, People magazine reported that Firerose accused Miley Cyrus' father of domestic violence and substance abuse. It turned out that this was just the beginning of the divorce scandal.

Over several weeks, Billy Ray Cyrus and Firerose regularly exchanged public accusations, signaling a turbulent court battle. The pivotal moment of the scandal was the leak of a recording featuring the 62-year-old musician. The star of the "Hannah Montana" series called his famous daughter "a devil." It was also revealed how he addressed his wife.

I don't know who the f**k you think you are, but you will not listen…this ain't about nothing; this is about you being a selfish f**king b***h.—he shouted in the recording.

Less than two weeks after the scandalous material leaked, the Daily Mail reported that Billy Ray Cyrus and Firerose are officially divorced. According to the tabloid's findings, the Australian singer will not receive a penny from her ex-husband. The 35-year-old reportedly gave up the fight for the division of property to finalize the divorce as quickly as possible. Notably, according to the terms of the divorce agreement shared by the Daily Mail, the 62-year-old agreed to forgo royalties for songs that the couple wrote or published before and during their relationship.