Shocking Revelation: Noah Cyrus’ X-Rated Reaction to Dominic Purcell Rumor Sparks Controversy
Noah Cyrus is standing up to her critics with boldness and confidence. The 24-year-old singer found herself at the center of rumors suggesting that she dated Dominic Purcell before he ultimately married her mother, Tish Cyrus. In response to a commenter on Instagram who mentioned the alleged love triangle, Noah didn’t hold back.
“Dear lord, when I get to heaven please let me bring my man,” Noah captioned a series of photos from Coachella, making a subtle reference to Lana Del Rey’s song “Young and Beautiful.” When an Instagram user made a snide remark about the rumored romantic entanglement between Noah, her mom, and Purcell, Noah clapped back with a biting reply.
Noah’s response was firm and unapologetic: “Hey real grandma, I’m so sorry but will you pleeeeeass just choke on the fattest c—. just for a lil bit. great thanks.” Her response showcased her resilience in the face of online negativity and unwarranted scrutiny.
Following Tish and Purcell’s wedding in 2023, fans were quick to notice that Noah and her brother Braison were not in attendance. Speculation arose that Purcell had been casually dating Noah before pursuing a relationship with Tish. However, neither party has officially confirmed or denied these rumors, leaving the public to speculate about the nature of their past interactions.
In a surprising turn of events, Tish filed for divorce from her husband of 30 years, Billy Ray Cyrus, in April 2022. The couple released a joint statement expressing their decision to part ways with love and gratitude for the life they had built together. Despite the sadness of the situation, they both acknowledged that it was time for them to forge their own paths separately.
Just months after the divorce, Billy Ray made headlines again by announcing his engagement to Australian singer Firerose in November 2022. The news of his whirlwind engagement added another layer of complexity to the evolving dynamics within the Cyrus family.
