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"Billy Ray Cyrus&amp;apos; achy breaky heart has gone through a lot lately.\r\n\r\nHis family troubles--including marital problems with wife Tish and Miley&amp;apos;s wild antics--have dominated headlines. In a new interview with Parade, Cyrus, 49, acknowledges that &amp;quot;fame can be dangerous.&amp;quot;\r\n&amp;quot;I try to focus on the positive,&amp;quot; says Cyrus, who called off his divorce from Tish, 43, in March. &amp;quot;I think it&amp;apos;s important to stay focused on where you wanna go&amp;#x2026; And there will be a lot of distractions out there. That&amp;apos;s why it&amp;apos;s all the more important to stay focused on what you believe in.&amp;quot;&amp;#xA0;\r\n\r\nThe singer and actor says the best advice he got about fame came from fellow country singers Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins, who all told him: &amp;quot;&amp;apos;Cyrus, keep it real. Be who you are and do what you do because you love it.&amp;apos; I&amp;apos;ve followed that example of keeping it real. Nothing else in this business is worth it.&amp;quot;\r\nPHOTOS: Miley&amp;apos;s raciest outfits\r\nHe and Miley, 18, ended a brief estrangement after he aired his fears about her partying--and a salvia bong scandal from December. &amp;quot;My wish for [Miley] is to be happy,&amp;quot; he explains. &amp;quot;To love what she&amp;apos;s doing&amp;#x2026; As long as she&amp;apos;s happy and loving making music--and I know she loves acting--that&amp;apos;s all that matters. I pray the same for Miley as I pray for my other kids--that they live their life with purpose knowing that it&amp;apos;s about giving back and finding out what you can do in this world to hopefully make it a better place.&amp;quot;"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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