Tish Cyrus is expanding the Cyrus clan!
The mother of Miley Cyrus is engaged to Dominic Purcell, a prominent actor best known for his role as Lincoln Burrows in the Prison Break television series.
She shared pictures of the two embracing and a close-up of her emerald-cut engagement ring on Instagram to share the news (April 29). “A thousand times…. YES @dominicpurcell,” Tish wrote as the caption for the photo.
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Two of Dominic’s kids, whom he shares with his ex-wife Rebecca Williamson, commented on the post. “Yesssssss 👏🏼🪩❤️,” said Lily-Rose Purcell.
Whistle his other daughter, Audrey Purcell, commented “😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️” and shared the post to her Instagram story, “Congratulations to my Dad and @tishcyrus. Thank you for being such a wonderful couple of love. I love you both so much forever!” Tish reposted her message on her own Story.
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After filing for a third divorce from Billy Ray Cyrus, the father of the “Flowers” singer, Tish announced her engagement to Dominic. The rock musician, who wed Tish in 1993, also share their other superstar children — Braison Cyrus, Noah Cyrus, Brandi Cyrus, and Trace Cyrus.
In November 2022, Billy Ray revealed his own engagement to Australian singer Firerose, followed by Tish and Dominic making their romance public later that month with an Instagram post of the two snuggling by a pool.
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Tish and Dominic have visited her relatives on occasion during the past few months. In January of last year, she posted Instagram pictures of herself and the actor at a gathering with friends and family, including Miley and Brandi, at a Los Angeles hotel. Tish and Dominic even attended Miley’s Endless Summer Vacation album release celebration together in March.
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We are so happy for the newly engaged couple and cannot wait to see the beautiful wedding-to-be! Let us know your thoughts on Tish Cyrus and Dominic Purcell engagement by leaving a reaction below or sending us a DM on Instagram @celebsecrets.
