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Did Fight Over Rebellious Miley Cyrus Lead To Her Parent’s Divorce?
In their coping process many children of divorce start to blame themselves. Was it somehow their fault? One young lady who is may just be replaying their participation of the demise of their parents marriage is Miley Cyrus. Is she to blame?
Probably not, but according to the The National Enquirer (who has had a pretty good track record lately), the fight that lead to Billy Ray Cyrus and wife Tish Cyrus’s breakup was ignited by their daughter Miley. According to reports from a “source,” Miley was talking back to her dad Billy Ray. He tried to ground her for her behavior but supposedly Tish let Miley go out anyways. And Billy Ray got very very upset.
“Billy screamed terrible things at Tish. Then he started kicking in the door. Tish locked herself in her bedroom to escape Billy Ray’s wrath. And he pounded on the door screaming: ‘Come out here and talk to me, bitch! You let everyone run wild when I’m not here! It’s going to STOP!’”
But it doubtful that this was the reason for their breakup, perhaps it was just that straw that broke that old camel’s back. The last straw.
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mommykim#1 commented on Apr 19 12 at 2:05 ami dont think that blaming mileys fame or miley is the right thing to do here because the truth is that it is never the childs fault so STOP BLAMING MILEY FOR THIS SHE DIDNT DO ANYTHING WRONG LEAVE HER OUT OF IT
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