Elizabeth Hurley strips off completely naked as she turns 60 and says she's in love with Billy Ray Cyrus
ELIZABETH Hurley has gone totally naked and ditched all her clothes to celebrate turning 60.
The actress left her followers open-mouthed as she stripped off for a celebratory Instagram post.
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Liz could be seen perched in a meadow as she posed in order to protect her modesty from being on full display.
Alongside the stunning snap, Liz shared her blessings in life as she marked her birthday - including a sweet nod to her boyfriend, Billy Ray Cyrus.
She confirmed she was "in love" in the caption of the photo after going public in her romance with the country singer and father of Miley Cyrus earlier this year.
Liz said alongside the snap: "Happy birthday to me!
"This year has already been a wild ride; my 30th year of working with the Estée Lauder Companies, my 30th year as the Global Ambassador of the @esteelaudercompanies Breast Cancer Campaign, the 20th anniversary of @elizabethhurleybeach and… I'm in love.
"Feeling very blessed and grateful for having the best friends & family in the world.
"Pic taken this afternoon… in my birthday suit xxx."
Not long after, Billy Ray shared his own loved-up snap as he embraced Liz and sent her birthday well-wishes.
The singer said: "Happy birthday to the love of my life."
It seems that Liz and Billy Ray's romance is headed in the right direction with her son Damian adding a slew of love hearts underneath Billy Ray's most recent post.
Liz Hurley, 59, looks stunning as she strips off to barely-there bikini
It also seems that his daughter, popstar Miley, is warming to the relationship after famously cutting ties with her father in 2023 following the end of his marriage to her mother, Tish.
Despite their messy and public fallout, Miley now wishes 'happiness' to her three-times wed dad and Liz despite struggling with the 'pain' of seeing her parents go their separate ways.
Miley said: 'I'm being an adult about it.
'At first it's hard, because the little kid in you reacts before the adult in you can go, 'Yes, that's your dad, but that's just another person that deserves to be in his bliss and to be happy'.
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