Billy Ray Cyrus Granted Emergency Order Preventing Estranged Wife Firerose From Using His Credit Cards

Cutting off the credit cards. It's already been messy since "Achy Breaky Heart" singer Billy Ray Cyrus filed for divorce from his wife, Australian singer Firerose, last month. The couple were married back in October, with the 62-year old Cyrus announcing his marriage to the 36-year old Firerose on Instagram after a surprise wedding ceremony. It didn't last long though, with the couple’s official date of separation listed as May 22, 2024, and Cyrus gave his soon-to-be ex-wife a deadline of May 24th to leave their home while giving her a $500-a-night stipend over ten days for temporary housing. The country music singer cited “inappropriate marital conduct” and “irreconcilable differences” in his divorce filing, but Firerose claims that Billy Ray filed for divorce the day before she was scheduled to undergo a preventative double mastectomy after discovering that she carried the gene that causes breast cancer. Since then, there have been plenty of allegations of abuse flying around, with both Billy Ray and Firerose claiming that the other was abusive to them, and Billy Ray presenting notes from Firerose allegedly written after their separating asking to work things out. But Billy Ray also alleged that Firerose went on a nearly $100,000 spending spree after he filed for divorce. (Although apparently $50,000 was a mistake because her law firm accidentally charged her $50,000 when they meant to charge $5,000). Regardless, Firerose alleges that there was nothing improper about her spending, and claiming that she didn't change anything about her spending habits after the divorce was filed: “Throughout the divorce proceedings, the parties are to live as per the status quo during the marriage. Wife was simply living as she has since October 10, 2023, and Husband has no right to cut her off.” Well either way, it seems that she'll have to use another card for future purchases. According to People , on July 10 a judge in Williamson county, Tennessee (just outside of Nashville) granted Billy Ray's emergency motion requesting that Firerose be cut off from the credit cards, with the court finding that there was "no legitimate reason" for Firerose to continue making charges to Billy Ray's cards. The court also ordered the spouses to exchange income and expense statements, as well as their own personal assets and liabilities, by last Thursday, and attend mediation to settle their differences by the end of August. It sure sounds like they're happy to continue airing out their grievances in public though...