Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Support Miley Cyrus at Singer's 'Something Beautiful 'Premiere Event in London
Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley supported Miley Cyrus at the London premiere of her visual album Something Beautiful on Saturday, June 21
The couple, who went public in April, had a PDA-filled evening and spent time with their kids
The show of support came shortly after Miley revealed that she and dad Billy Ray are back on good termsBilly Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley are showing their support for Miley Cyrus.
On Saturday, June 21, the British actress, 60, and the 'Achy Breaky Heart' singer, 63, attended a London premiere event for Something Beautiful, the ninth studio album and accompanying visual film from Billy Ray's pop superstar daughter.
Elizabeth and Billy Ray, who went public with their romance in April, watched the film with their kids — Miley, 32, and Elizabeth's 23-year-old son, model Damian Hurley — according to a joint Instagram post the couple shared the following day.
Alongside a photo of Damian and Miley's backs — the pair was turned toward a screen showing an image of Miley — the actress wrote, 'The babies are all grown up 🥹❤️.'
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'@damianhurley1 & @mileycyrus at the premiere of Something Beautiful in London last night ❤️❤️❤️,' Elizabeth continued, and added the hashtag: '#proudparents.'
In the comments of the post, Billy Ray wrote that the London premiere was 'a night to remember." He added, "This is what rock n' roll is all about… the kids are together ❤️ SO PROUD xxx.'
The Austin Powers star also shared a PDA-filled montage of her and Billy Ray's time at the event on Instagram. Set to Something Beautiful track 'Easy Lover,' the June 22 post includes footage of the couple walking, posing together and sharing several kisses, plus a couple clips of Miley's upcoming film.
'Thank you @mileycyrus for having us last night at your London premiere of the brilliant Something Beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️,' Elizabeth captioned the video.
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Still more photos of the couple — and Damian — at the event, which Elizabeth shared on Instagram hours after the initial video, show them smiling and cuddling up to each other.
'What a treat - a perfect way to celebrate the Summer Solstice with @mileycyrus,' the actress wrote alongside the photos. 'Reborn from Something Beautiful ♥️♥️♥️.'
Billy Ray and Elizabeth's evening supporting Miley came shortly after the "Flowers" singer revealed that she and her dad are back on good terms after years of family drama.
Days before the London premiere, Billy Ray posted a message celebrating Miley's entrance into Spotify's Billions Club — and shared his excitement to see her new album.
'Congratulations @mileycyrus on the @spotify 1 Billions Club!!!!!' Billy Ray wrote on Instagram. 'Looking forward to this Saturday and seeing and hearing the movie 🎥!!!! Made loud to be played loud I'm sure !!!! 👍🏼.'
'I'm excited,' he continued. 'Like when I was a young teenager going to see Joan Jett for the first time. We all knew she was gonna kick our butt. Only question was …. How hard!'
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As for Elizabeth and Billy Ray, the couple first met on the set of 2022's Christmas in Paradise movie, years before debuting their relationship. By the time they went public with their romance in April, they had 'been seeing each other romantically for a little bit,' a source previously told PEOPLE.
The Austin Powers star was previously married to businessman Arun Nayar from 2007 to 2010.
Meanwhile, Billy Ray shares five kids with his ex-wife, Tish Cyrus: Miley, Brandi, Trace, Braison and Noah. He also has a son, Christopher Cody, with ex-girlfriend Kristin Luckey.
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