Queen Bey wasn't in the building, but the superstar behind snubbed Cowboy Carter country album, was on a lot of people's minds at this year's CMA Awards

Ahead of the 2024 CMA Awards, Billy Ray Cyrus is weighing in on Beyoncé's snub at the country music awards show. In an Instagram post Wednesday congratulating the artists nominated, the country music star defended Beyoncé, who did not garner any CMA nods for her Grammy-nominated "Cowboy Carter" album.

The CMA Awards took place last night, and Billy Ray Cyrus hopped on Instagram to address the elephant in the room: not a SINGLE nomination for Beyoncé.

The annual country music trophy show, airing Wednesday, saw Beyoncé shut out while Post Malone was nominated in four categories. Voters share some reasons for that.

That’s consistently been a talking point when discussions revolved around whether or not Beyoncé is a part of the country music community. That was actually a question that was recently pointed at CMA voters as the Washington Post searched to answer the question of why Beyoncé wasn’t nominated at the CMA Awards.

Billy Ray Cyrus is baffled by the CMA Awards’ snub of Beyoncé’s “brilliant” country album. Cyrus, 63, defended the “Texas Hold ‘Em” icon via Instagram on Wednesday, November 20, several hours before this year’s CMA Awards ceremony kicked off at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville,

Acclaimed singer Billy Ray Cyrus has recently reacted to Beyonce’s surprising absence from the CMA Awards 2024. The iconic artist only ventured into the genre of country music earlier this year, releasing her debut album,