Noah Cyrus leaves very little to the imagination as she goes braless under a white lace dress as she performs at Coachella

Noah Cyrus left very little to the imagination as she went braless under a white lace on stage at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival on Sunday.  

The musician, 25, showcased her assets in the racy number wearing a pair of skimpy white briefs underneath. 

The daughter of Billy Ray and Tish Cyrus added inches to her frame with a pair of towering heels. 

Noah showcased her natural looks as she opted for a minimal makeup look and styled her raven tresses straight.  

For the performance, she was joined on stage by American rapper Shaboozey, who released his latest hit, Blink Twice, on Friday. 

Not seen at the event was her fashion designer fiancé Pinkus as Noah revealed their engagement in June 2023. 

‘The greatest moment of my entire life was saying ‘yes’ to spending the rest of ours together,’ the singer wrote alongside a carousel of snaps of the pair. 

The couple went public with their relationship on April 16. 

It has been an interesting time in her feuding family as last month it was reported last August that her father Billy Ray’s, 63, marriage to Firerose, was officially over, three months after the country singer filed for divorce from his Australian wife of less than a year citing ‘irreconcilable differences’.

And after an increasingly bitter and public break up, during which each accused the other of verbal and emotional abuse, court documents obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com show that Firerose walked away with $0.

But according to a source, that’s fine by her. ‘She settled for nothing just to be done with him and get away from the situation,’ the insider told DailyMail.com exclusively.

For the most part, the divorce agreement sees each party walk away from the brief marriage with what they brought to it in the first place.

However, the terms of the divorce agreement show that Billy Ray has agreed to hand over any claims he has to credits or royalties on songs that the couple wrote or published together before and during their union.