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    Billy Ray Cyrus splits with Firerose, reportedly alleging fraud and seeking annulment

    LOS ANGELES — Billy Ray Cyrus has reportedly filed for divorce from Firerose, his Aussie bride of less than a year. So much for “the most perfect, ethereal celebration of love” that either of them could imagine. That’s how Cyrus described their wedding day a mere eight months ago. “For both of us to hear the preacher say, ‘Billy Ray and Firerose Cyrus… I now pronounce you husband and wife’ ...
    by Christie D’Zurilla, Los Angeles Times Jun 11, 2024 2 minutes
    Billy Ray Cyrus arrives for the 62nd Annual Grammy Awards at the Staples Center in Los Angeles on Jan. 26, 2020.

    LOS ANGELES — Billy Ray Cyrus has reportedly filed for divorce from Firerose, his Aussie bride of less than a year.

    So much for “the most perfect, ethereal celebration of love” that either of them could imagine. That’s how Cyrus described their wedding day a mere eight months ago. “For both of us to hear the preacher

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