Billy Ray Cyrus' Ex-Wife Revives 'Abuse' Allegations With Bombshell New Audio Filled With Profanities

Billy Ray Cyrus' ex-wife Firerose has come out guns blazing against him, sharing a shocking audio in which he purportedly can be heard raging and calling her a "f-cking b-tch."

Firerose claimed she suffered "narcissistic abuse" in his hands, months after revealing she had to undergo a double mastectomy after being diagnosed with the BRCA1 gene mutation.

Billy Ray Cyrus has since moved on from her and is now dating Elizabeth Hurley, and together they rang in the New Year as they attended a James Bond-themed bash.

Billy Ray Cyrus' Ex Shares Claims New Audio Proves 'Abuse' In Their Marriage

Billy Ray Cyrus's acrimonious split from his former wife Firerose has taken a new turn after she shared a bombshell audio recording that she claims is proof of the verbal and emotional "abuse" she suffered.

In a snippet, a male voice allegedly belonging to the country singer can be heard repeatedly yelling "f-cking b-tch" at her during what appears to be a tense domestic dispute.

"I don't know who the f-ck you think you are… f-ck you, f-ck you. You know better than that, you idiot," the voice is heard saying on the one-minute and 28-second clip, per the Daily Mail.

"I needed to leave two hours ago," the voice continues calling out. "If you had just shut the f-ck up and left it the f-ck alone… I don't know who the f-ck you think you are. You will not f-cking listen. This ain't about your BRCA, this ain't about your surgeries, this ain't about nothing, this is about you being a f-cking b-tch."

The person added, "I don't think you are really smart. I've changed my mind about that. What you are is a selfish f-cking b-tch."

Firerose Underwent Double Mastectomy For BRCA Diagnosis

Cyrus and Firerose got engaged in 2022 after first meeting on the set of "Hannah Montana" 12 years before then, per People Magazine.

The pair got married in October 2023, but their split happened quickly, with Cyrus filing for divorce/annulment in May 2024, citing fraud and irreconcilable differences, and the marriage officially ended in August that year, after about seven months together.

Firerose, whose real name is Johanna Rosie Hodges, revealed in an interview following their split that she'd been diagnosed with a BRCA1 gene mutation and underwent a double mastectomy as a result.

Billy Ray Cyrus' Ex-Wife Shared How The Singer Allegedly Tried To 'Control' And Isolate Her

Back in December, Firerose shared a TikTok post where she employed the use of a popular video storytelling trend to share her experience in her marriage to Cyrus, highlighting some of the abuses she suffered.

"In your 20s, you will meet a 49-year-old man who convinces you that he's your soulmate. It is very important that you don't believe him," she wrote in the video, per the Daily Mail.

The Australian singer then left a note for fans who may have suffered the same ordeal, writing, "If you have survived narcissistic abuse, you're not alone. It's chilling how similar survivors' experiences really are. Behind closed doors, it's always the same playbook."

She continued, "Control, isolation, rage, manipulation, walking on eggshells, cognitive dissonance, feeling like the only person in the world that can be experiencing what you are. But I promise, God sees everything, and there is a light at the end of the tunnel."

Billy Ray Cyrus Has Moved On From Firerose

Cyrus's marriage to Firerose was his third and her second, according to his divorce petition. He was previously married to Tish Cyrus for 28 years until their split in 2022.

He shares five children with Tish: Miley, Noah, Braison, Brandi, and Trace.

Cyrus also shares a son, Christopher Cody, with former partner Kristin Luckey.

Since his split from Firerose, the singer has moved on and is now dating Elizabeth Hurley. They went public with their relationship in April and looked happy as they celebrated their first Christmas together last month.

Billy Ray Cyrus And Elizabeth Hurley Are 'Going Strong'

Their Christmas photo came several months after a source told People Magazine that they're "going strong."

"They've been together for more than six months now. Despite the skepticism, it was always real from the beginning," the insider said.

"They're very different, but it works. They're so cute together," they added. "It's the kind of connection that surprises people but makes perfect sense when you spend time with them. Liz's very happy."