Trace Cyrus has publicly expressed worry about his father, country music star Billy Ray Cyrus, following the singer's appearance at former President Donald Trump's Liberty Ball. In a heartfelt Instagram post, Trace shared a throwback photo of himself with his father, expressing concern and a desire to reconnect.

Trace's message conveyed a sense of longing for the father figure he remembers from his childhood. He expressed sadness at seeing his father seemingly changed, suggesting that external pressures have taken a toll. He also mentioned his sisters' shared concern and highlighted Billy Ray's apparent absence from his daughter Noah's life.

Beyond emotional well-being, Trace also voiced concern for his father's physical health. He urged Billy Ray to seek help and be open to support, emphasizing his own journey to sobriety as an example. He expressed a deep love for his father and a fear of losing him prematurely.

Billy Ray Cyrus has five children with his ex-wife, Tish Cyrus. He adopted Brandi and Trace from Tish's previous marriage and they share Miley, Braison, and Noah. Billy Ray also has a son, Christopher Cody, with former partner Kristen Luckey.

Billy Ray's performance at the Liberty Ball, which included hits like "Old Town Road" and "Achy Breaky Heart," was marked by technical difficulties. He acknowledged the issues on stage, asking the audience if they wanted him to continue or leave. Despite the challenges, Billy Ray later stated that he wouldn't have missed the opportunity to perform at the event, regardless of the technical issues, as he was personally invited by President Trump. He emphasized that he was there for the people and they had a great time. He even shared a clip of himself singing "Achy Breaky Heart" a cappella, calling it the most enjoyable part of the evening.