Firerose Billy Ray Cyrus Audio Clip: The Chilling Dark Side of a 7-Month Marriage

"Shut your f**king mouth." These weren't the lyrics fans expected from the country music duo. Australian singer Firerose has just released a disturbing audio clip of her ex-husband, Billy Ray Cyrus, allegedly subjecting her to verbal abuse. Posted on January 21, 2026, the recording offers a glimpse into the toxic environment she claims defined their short-lived marriage.

Inside the Firerose Billy Ray Cyrus Audio Recording

The audio, shared via Instagram, captures a man's voice—identified as Cyrus—shouting at a crying Firerose. "Stand there and cry, why don’t you... You deserve every bit of this," the voice yells, calling her the "most selfish human being" he's ever known. In legal filings, the 38-year-old singer accused the country star of "persistent" substance use and psychological domestic violence that turned him "unpredictable and volatile."

Perhaps most harrowing are the claims that the abuse peaked during her medical crisis. Firerose alleged that Cyrus launched verbal assaults in the days leading up to her preventative double mastectomy. According to People magazine, the court documents state that when she tried to voice concerns, he would dismiss her as a "selfish b*tch" who was merely using him for his fame.

Cyrus Hits Back with Fraud Allegations

The 64-year-old "Achy Breaky Heart" singer hasn't stayed silent. Billy Ray Cyrus filed for divorce in 2024 after just 7 months of marriage, labeling Firerose a "fraud." He claimed she had been married before and hid it, and accused her of making unauthorized charges on his credit cards while trying to "usurp" the Cyrus family name. Cyrus admitted to the heated arguments but maintained he was at his "wit’s end" dealing with what he saw as her calculated deception.

Cyrus, the father of pop icon Miley Cyrus, has moved on to a relationship with actress Elizabeth Hurley. However, this latest audio evidence has reignited the public debate over his character and the reality of their brief union.