Billy Ray Cyrus Believes Their Family Drama is Almost Over
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Billy Ray Cyrus Believes Their Family Drama is Almost Over

The Cyrus family seems like a chaotic bunch. All the chaotic drama going on in their lives, it's absolutely exhausting as a spectator. I can't imagine what it's like behind the scenes for the family themselves. Billy Ray was usually at the center all of the drama. Sometimes, it's public mess, but oftentimes, it's behind close doors with his love interests at the time that spill into headlines, exes Tish and Firerose alike.

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However, let him tell it, the Cyruses are almost on the other side of their family drama. Even more so, Billy Ray is admitting his own faults in their problems. Recently, Billy Ray posted on Instagram during Mother's Day in tribute to his ex-wife Tish Cyrus, as well as all the other foundational women in his life. There, he reveals that he believes the whole family are "so close to a full healing."

Billy Ray Cyrus Believes Family is Stronger Than Ever in Recent Post

First, he credits his mother and grandmother for making the Cyruses who they are today. Then, he applauds his daughter Miley. "I'm so proud of Miley and her guts and her courage," he writes (captured by PEOPLE). "Her wisdom and her strength to bring it when our family needed it most. We are so close to a full healing. We all have been through a lot."

Lastly, Billy Ray deeply praises his ex-wife Tish Cyrus and her strength as a mother. Additionally, he does the mature thing in noting his own failures as a husband. Ultimately, he notes that he thinks he's finally learning after so much turbulence in his family life. "Tish Cyrus was and is the very definition of a strong mother. Trust me, I'm the first to admit... being married to me was not easy," Billy Ray admits.

"I'm very good at making mistakes. A very imperfect man... Somewhere along the line, my Mama also taught me 'life is a series of adjustments.' Since I was a kid... I had to learn that the hard way. Funny how history repeats itself," Cyrus adds.