Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley
You support Miley Cyrus so cute
Because of a bad relationship: Billy Ray Cyrus supported his daughter Miley in London with his girlfriend Liz Hurley.
Elizabeth Hurley (60) and Billy Ray Cyrus (63) are apparently on the way to a happy family of patchwork. The actress and the singer supported his daughter Miley Cyrus (32) at the premiere event for the film “Something Beautiful” in the London Odeon Theater and then posted a sweet photo. Shortly before, US media had reported that the Cyrus-father daughter duo had approached again after difficult times.
Hurley and Cyrus rave about their children
At the weekend there was the first public patchwork event. Hurley’s son Damian (23) was also there. The next day, the couple released a sweet photos of Damian and Miley in a joint Instagram posting. It shows the two very familiar from behind by each other in the film screening. “The babies are all grown up,” wrote Hurley and Cyrus and revealed in the hashtag that they are “proud parents”.
Billy Ray Cyrus commented on the post with red heart and the words: “What an unforgettable night. That’s what the rock ‘n’ roll … The kids are together. So proud.”
Elizabeth Hurley chose a glittering, multi-colored, patterned wrap-mini dress with a daring deep neckline and shoulder pads. Her loved one wore an oversize shirt in red with star pattern. In one, the couple was happy. “What a pleasure – a perfect way of celebrating the summer solstice,” Hurley said.
In April they surprised with the relationship news
The British and the American got to know each other when they later worked and found the Christmas film “Christmas in Paradise” (2022). At Easter, in April 2025, they made their love public and surprised their fans. Since then, the couple has often posted on social networks.
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Source: Stern
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