Billy Ray Cyrus has requested a temporary restraining order from his ex-wife, Firerose, days after he filed for divorce. According to court documents obtained by People , Cyrus filed an emergency motion on June 13 in a Tennessee court, seeking a temporary restraining order from his ex. This order would keep Firerose from any “unauthorized” use of his personal and professional credit cards and accounts.
The 62-year-old singer alleged that his ex-wife has spent $96,986 through 37 unauthorized charges on his business account, with one of the charges being a $70,665 payment to her lawyers. He also claimed that the charges began on May 23, which was the day he filed for divorce . Cyrus’ motion alleged that he and Firerose, whose real name is Johanna Rose Hodges, do not have any joint accounts, credit cards, or real estate.
The “Words by Heart” singer also claimed that he and his ex weren’t authorized to use each other’s accounts. In addition, he alleged that Firerose not only owns real estate in Los Angeles that’s worth more than seven figures, but she also allegedly has more than $500,000 in “liquid and investment assets at her disposal.” “As a result of these fraudulent charges.
.. I am concerned that Ms Hodges is in possession of other information that she may use to make fraudulent, unauthorized charges to my business and personal credit cards and accounts,” Cyrus wrote in an affidavit obtained by People .
Firerose responded to the motion by saying there.
