Noah Cyrus said she was "so proud" of dad Billy Ray Cyrus's new single "Lost," which he released on Friday, Feb. 7.

The singer won best country duo/group performance for her and Beyoncé’s duet, “II Most Wanted,” during the pre-show Sunday.

For years, the Cyrus family, including Billy Ray, ex-wife Tish and their children — Trace, Brandi, Miley, Braison and Noah — have all faced various forms of betrayal and heartache.

Billy Ray’s “Lost,” featuring Tinnesz and Profitt, marks the 63-year-old country singer’s first new release since his rocky performance at the Liberty Ball during Donald Trump’s inauguration. His appearance on Jan. 20 was plagued by technical difficulties, leading him to perform “Achy Breaky Heart” a cappella for the crowd.

Billy Ray's post comes after his stepson, Trace, shared his concerns over the country singer's health after his bizarre performance at Donald Trump's inauguration.

Billy Ray Cyrus publicly congratulated daughter Miley Cyrus on winning her third Grammy at the 2025 Grammys, and the "II Most Wanted" singer reacted to his message.

Billy Ray Cyrus' daughter Noah praised her dad amid ongoing drama kicked off by her brother Trace, claiming there was a rift between father and daughter.

Noah Cyrus offered dad Billy Ray Cyrus a public show of support amid their family rift, celebrating the release of his “incredible” new single.

Noah Cyrus has thrown her support behind her dad Billy Ray Cyrus following the family's latest headline-making drama. Posting via her Instagram Story, Noah, 25, shared a Reel of her father's latest music release on Friday,