Trace Cyrus took to social media to criticize comments made by his dad, Billy Ray Cyrus, amid the pair's ongoing online drama

Firerose joins Trace Cyrus in speaking out about the country singer's condition following his "disaster" performance.

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Trace Cyrus is doubling down on his concerns about his father Billy Ray Cyrus, whom he alleges threatened him with legal action after a public plea.

"You should be ashamed of yourself," Trace wrote publicly on Saturday, two days after saying he's "genuinely worried" about the country star's well-being.

Trace Cyrus wrote an open letter to his dad Billy Ray Cyrus on Instagram saying he "barely" recognizes the man he once idolized.

The country singer's son wrote a heartfelt open letter on Instagram after that viral inauguration performance: "You’re not healthy Dad and everyone is noticing it."

The Cyrus family has seen its share of ups and downs, but Trace Cyrus assures fans that his bond with sister Miley Cyrus remains strong.

Trace, who is sober, penned a lengthy open letter last week revealing that he and his loved ones are “genuinely worried” about the country star.

The post comes on the heels of Billy Ray, 63, and Braison's announcement that they are working together on a still-untitled album. On Instagram, a fan asked Billy Ray's other son, Metro Station guitarist Trace, 35, about Braison's claims their dad was doing well. Trace's response was simple: "Birds of a feather flock together."