AceShowbiz - All is good in the Cyrus household! A couple months after the public drama following Billy Ray Cyrus' performance at Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony in January, the "Achy Breaky Heart" hitmaker took to Instagram to share a screenshot of his heartwarming texts with daughter Noah Cyrus, proving no feud between them.

Noah sent her dad a photo of a billboard in New York City celebrating her new single, "Don't Put It All on Me." The song features Fleet Foxes and comes from a deeply personal place for Noah, blending her "country and pop roots" to create something she hopes will offer listeners "a sense of comforting, peaceful nostalgia."

While celebrating her milestone with her dad, Noah also praised Billy Ray for his own single "Ask," created in collaboration with Ben Burgess and Brandon Manley. "Daddy!! I love your single!” she wrote.

Billy Ray's exuberant response included a cut-off but enthusiastic "Whhhhooooo!!!! Thank." In his caption, Billy Ray expressed his pride, "Congratulations Noie. I love your sign in NYC! It is crazy our records were released on the same day."

Billy Ray went on to reflect on the significance of their dual release, "They … tell me we made history again in music today as a father and daughter release on the same day kinda thing. I like doing things that hasn't been done before. That's the challenge ya see?"

Citing rock 'n' roll pioneer Carl Perkins as inspiration, he added, "He bended a few genres himself. How bout them blue suede shoes!"