When Noah Cyrus was called for jury duty, mom Tish Cyrus began questioning how the experience would play out.
“She did [recently] get called for jury duty,” Tish, 59, recalled on the Thursday, May 14, episode of her “Sorry We’re Cyrus” podcast, noting she has “no idea” whether Noah, 26, was excused.
Tish’s daughter Brandi Cyrus chimed in, “Could you imagine? I would pay so much money to watch Noah on a jury.”
Tish also thought it would be “amazing” to watch Noah fulfill her civic obligation. (In addition to Noah, Tish and ex-husband Billy Ray Cyrus share Brandi, 38, Trace, 37, Miley, 33, and Braison, 32)
“She would be so funny,” Tish speculated. “I could just see Noah, [but] honestly though, would she just be able to be stoned and be on jury duty?”
Brandi posited that Noah likely wouldn’t be able to be under the influence of marjuana while serving on a jury.
“I know, [but it would be] so good,” Tish quipped.
Both Tish and Noah have been candid about dabbling in marijuana use.
“Miss Thing had me drive her to the dispensary the other day so that she could up her dose,” Noah claimed on a July 2025 episode of the podcast, noting she and her mom have only smoked marijuana together twice. “You asked me to give you the joint to take home, and you smoked it over the next two days.”
According to Tish, she was trying to “ease back in” to smoking weed. She previously used doses to cope with her divorce.
“I’ve been very open that I was a major weed smoker. I’ve always had a little bit of anxiety. I do think, at that time, that was almost like medicine for me, because I’m a huge believer in plant medicine,” Tish said on “The Squeeze” in January. “I think that during the time I lost my mom and my marriage fell apart, that that was like self-medicating in some ways. I didn’t even realize I was doing it for that reason. I do think it numbed all that pain.”
Tish’s mother, Loretta Finley, died in 2020, just two years before Tish and Billy Ray, 64, called it quits after decades of marriage. To deal with the trauma, Tish said she would “self-medicate” with marijuana.
“I did not know what was happening,” she explained at the time. “So when I started therapy and I really started talking about my life and moving out here [to Los Angeles] and my kids in the business, like, what my life had been, they were like, ‘Wow, of course your body is now [reacting].’”
Tish is now married to Dominic Purcell.
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance abuse, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline at 1-800-662-HELP (4357).
