Elizabeth Hurley & Billy Ray Cyrus Make Red Carpet Debut With Her Son
In the blink of an eye, Billy Ray Cyrus and went from hard launching their relationship to making their red carpet debut with the latter's son. Over the weekend, the couple attended the 'Orizzonti | Rosso' exhibition opening dinner in Rome, Italy, and Damian Hurley, who supports their relationship, joined them for the high-fashion moment. The couple appeared confident and loved up, taking their romance to the next level in the Italian capital after going Instagram-official on Easter. Hurley even shared a photo on social media to mark the milestone.
Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley stepped up their PDA game and romance, walking hand in hand in Rome, Italy, to make their red carpet debut. On Saturday, the couple attended the 'Orizzonti | Rosso' exhibition opening dinner at Palazzo Barberini, weeks after confirming their relationship on Instagram with an Easter photo. In fact, they brought their bold and contrasting styles for their first public outing as Hurley's son Damian, who has previously approved of their relationship, joined them on the red carpet.
Photos from the event showed the actor looking vibrant in her pink, plunging gown as she walked hand-in-hand with her boyfriend. The dress flaunted a sultry, low-cut neckline with cape-like sleeves and slinky fit, all in pink. She topped it off with metallic high heels, a matching purse, drop-down earrings, and what appeared to be a diamond-encrusted bracelet. Meanwhile, Cyrus nailed his rockstar aesthetic in an all-black look comprising a jacket, skinny pants, a cowboy hat, boots, and shades. Furthermore, Damian looked bold in a red suit.
Elizabeth Hurley's son has supported her and Billy Ray Cyrus' relationship from the start. Earlier, he commented with a couple of loving emojis on their Easter Sunday photo on Instagram, which announced their romance. A source had also previously confirmed to US Weekly that Damian Hurley 'loves' Cyrus, who shares six children with his previous partners. The source had further mentioned that the 23-year-old model was 'really happy seeing his mom happy.'
More recently, Hurley told Page Six that she and her boyfriend have 'a lot in common' and 'get on extremely well,' as she offered insights into their whirlwind romance.
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