Elizabeth Hurley & Billy Ray Cyrus Enjoy Romantic Weekend at Ranch
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are not holding back from flaunting the bliss they've been enjoying in their new romance. After making their relationship Instagram official following the Easter celebrations, the latest celebrity couple spent another loved-up weekend. Hurley was totally glowing as she shared a glimpse of her romantic time with Cyrus at the ranch.
After hard-launching their relationship, Elizabeth Hurley took to her Instagram to share moments from another romantic weekend with Billy Ray Cyrus. The lovebirds who went Instagram officially following the Easter 2025 celebrations are now about each other's company. Moreover, Hurley and Cyrus are not shying away from giving fans a peek at their relationship dynamics.
Hurley gushed over her recent 'Tennessee weekend' as she shared new loved-up photos with Cyrus. The 59-year-old English actor was glowing and cuddling up close with her new beau. Cyrus, leaning against a tree, held Hurley close in a tight embrace from behind as she stood in front. The 'Gossip Girl' star was dressed casually in an off-white lacy blouse and a pair of denim jeans. Hurley's wardrobe picks were a perfect fit to enjoy some outdoor time at the ranch.
On the other hand, Cyrus was dressed in a purple flannel shirt and denim jeans. The second photo in the carousel showed the couple in a ranch vehicle. A sweet puppy also joined Cyrus and Hurley during their outing. This time, the 63-year-old singer-songwriter changed into a black shirt and topped it with a pair of sunglasses. Meanwhile, Hurley was smiling widely in both snaps. Clearly, the new celebrity couple was feeling blissful in each other's company.
Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus' new adorable photos were quick to garner attention as several took to the comments section to gush over the couple. Among those was reality television personality Heidi Klum, who expressed her admiration with two red heart emojis in the comments section.
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