Miley Cyrus stuns in black minidress during Paris trip amid fears of Billy Ray's romance threatening comeback
Miley Cyrus stepped out in Paris in a look from Alaia that was as futuristic as her outfit earlier in the day was retro.
The Wrecking Ball singer, 32, was seen earlier in the day in Saint Germain de Pres in an off-the-shoulder black minidress with sheer black hose and black pumps.
The long-sleeved frock was reminiscent of the 80s and looked great on Miley's fit frame.
She wore her hair down and in loose waves during that outing. She wore a pair of black sunglasses.
Later in the day, the Hanna Montana alum wore a long black puffer coat that was belted at the waist with the same Wayfarer style sunglasses.
This time, Miley's hair was pulled back into a sleek ponytail.
The sighting comes after the news broke that her father, Billy Ray Cyrus, 63, is dating English actress Elizabeth Hurley, 59.
It also comes as Miley is getting ready to release her new album, Something Beautiful on May 30.
Miley and Billy Ray are estranged and the timing of his going public with his romance could hurt her album release.
Miley's rarely-seen boyfriend Maxx Morando made a surprise appearance in the music video for her latest single End Of The World which dropped on Thursday.
The Grammy winner, 32 - who is preparing to drop her ninth studio album Something Beautiful next month on May 30 - has been dating the drummer of the rock band Lilly since 2021.
The video accompanying the upbeat track showed the star performing on a stage that was backlit with various golden lights.
While holding a microphone in her hand as she belted out lyrics to the song, Cyrus also made her way over towards Morando, 26, playing the drums and whose face was never clearly shown.
At one point, the former Disney channel star could be seen laying in front of the drum set during the performance.
Cyrus and Morando first began dating after they went on a blind date back in 2021 and their romance was officially confirmed the following year.
During an interview with British Vogue in 2023, the actress expressed: 'Well, it was blind for me and not really for him. I thought, "The worst that can happen is I leave."'
The couple mainly keep their relationship out of the public eye, but have been spotted at a few recent events.
Last month, Miley and Maxx were seen walking the red carpet together at the 97th Annual Academy Awards in Hollywood. Later that evening, the pair also stopped by Vanity Fair Oscars Party.
The two stars also attended the SNL50: The Anniversary Special in NYC in February as well as the Homecoming Concert alongside Miley's mother Tish Cyrus.
Miley has been open about their six-year age gap and told Harper's Bazaar last year, 'He looks at life really differently than I do.
'He grew up with a laptop. I had a desktop computer that I shared with my brothers and sisters...Honestly, he's raised our dog off Reddit.'
The Flowers hitmaker added, 'I'm like, "Are you sure we're supposed to be doing this?" And he's like, "On Reddit it says blah, blah, blah." He's very similar to me. We just don't take life too seriously.'
Miley and her dad have been estranged for a few years
Cyrus was previously married to actor Chris Hemsworth from 2018 until their divorce in 2020.
Miley is counting down the days until she drops her upcoming ninth studio album Something Beautiful on May 30.
In late March Miley dropped the tracks Prelude and Something Beautiful that are also from the LP along with accompanying music videos.
Miley announced that the music video for End Of The World dropped by sharing a snippet to her main Instagram page.
The caption read: 'Miley Cyrus unveils "End of the World," the first official single off of her highly anticipated album, Something Beautiful, out May 30 via Columbia Records. The new single "End of the World" out now.'
Something Beautiful will contain a total of 13 tracks and follows her 2023 album titled Endless Summer Vacation.
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