Wynonna Judd watches rodeo contest with husband Cactus Moser months after daughter's latest arrest

Wynonna Judd is in Las Vegas with her husband Cactus Moser, amid her daughter Grace Kelley's legal troubles. 

The country singer, 60, was spotted watching round six of the 2024 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo alongside her spouse at the Thomas & Mack Center on Tuesday.

The couple sat side by side as they watched the competition unfold alongside an entranced audience.

Wynonna will also be performing in Sin City, and will be hitting the stage of The Venetian Theatre from December 11 to the 14th.

Wynonna announced her Las Vegas arrival on Tuesday, posting photos from her rodeo visit.

The songstress and her husband got front row seats to the show, and Wynonna was also invited to join the preshow.  

'We're here, VEGAS!' Wynonna wrote on Instagram. 'See you TOMORROW at the @venetianvegas for night 1 of……..THE GREATEST HITS! Who do we get to see?!'

It comes several months after Judd's daughter's latest run-in with the law.

Kelley was arrested on October 27 for allegedly stealing a $3,800 van from Kent Hart, 31, leader of the Ground Zero Church of the Nazarene in Charlottesville, Virginia. The theft occurred during an alleged 'heroin-fueled' rampage. 

The country singer's child, who herself has a two-year-old daughter, faces seven charges, including three counts of felony and grand larceny and driving without a license, Albemarle County Police told DailyMail.com.

She is also accused of destruction of property with intent, failure to use headlights and setting in motion a vehicle with intent to commit a crime, the department said. 

Hart described the moment he allegedly saw Kelley take his van and trailer from the front of his home on a rural cul-de-sac while he was in the kitchen with his family on the Sunday evening.

'I'm talking to my daughter and I look out the window and I see the van leaving my house,' Hart told The Daily Progress.

The pastor chased Kelley down in his Chevrolet Yukon and boxed her in, forcing her to stop by the edge of Rolling Road.

'I'm like, "You stole my van, get out of my van," (while) beating on the door,' he said. 'And at this point, I see her very clearly. I saw her buzz cut and face tattoo.'

'It looked to me like she could have been high, like she didn't really seem like she was completely in her right mind,' he added.

Hart said Kelley drove off towards Virginia Route 20, until Albemarle police officer Corey Legg brought her to a stop around four miles away at Massie Branch Lane.

Legg wrote in a report that Kelley told police 'she had sold her soul to the devil' and that a male suspect had 'exited the driver seat and ran into the woods'.

'I advised the jail staff that she may have taken something,' he wrote, per The Daily Progress.

'I was later informed that the jail staff observed something inside of Ms Kelley during her body scan.'

Legg said Kelley tested positive for heroin during tests at the University of Virginia Medical Center later that evening.

Hart launched a GoFundMe page to recoup the costs of the vehicle, which he said is needed to transport congregation members and equipment to Sunday services.

Despite the heavy blow to the community, Hart said he does not harbor any hard feelings toward Kelley.

'We want the community to know that on a personal level, we have forgiven Grace Kelley,' he wrote, while quoting a passage from the Bible.

The Daily Progress reported at the time that Kelley was still behind bars.  

Kelley is the daughter of Wynonna and her first husband, Arch Kelley III, to whom she was wed from 1996-1998.

She has previous convictions in Tennessee, where her mother's music career is centered, for methamphetamine production, evading arrest and driving while intoxicated.

The troubled 28-year-old also has pending cases in Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee for charges including aggravated assault, trespassing, violation of a no-contact order, and failure to appear and allegations of probation violations.

She was arrested in Carroll County, Georgia, in August on three misdemeanor counts: fleeing or attempting to elude an officer, driving with a suspended/revoked license and using motorcycle equipment improperly.

Before that, she was hit with a charge of soliciting for prostitution in Millbrook, Alabama, which was dismissed. 

Kelley was accused of holding up a sign on a busy highway reading 'Ride for a Ride' while flashing her breasts and other intimate parts of her body, local police chief PK Johnson disclosed in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com.