Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus SharePDA in Los Angeles

Elizabeth Hurley, 61, shared an Instagram post on Sunday showcasing her figure in a strapless pink bikini and her affection for boyfriend Billy Ray Cyrus, 65. The couple is currently in Los Angeles.

In the post, Hurley complemented her bikini with a matching salmon pink shirt. She also shared a picture of herself kissing Cyrus. The couple publicly confirmed their relationship in April 2025, having first met in 2022 on the set of the film "Christmas in Paradise."

Hurley captioned the post, "I spent my salad days in Los Angeles and I love being back here again #CaliforniaDreamin #TheBurbs." She also teased her involvement in an upcoming television project.

It was recently announced that Hurley will join the cast of the Peacock comedy series "The Burbs" as a new regular. She is set to portray Beverly Fish, the mother of character Rob Fisher, who is played by British comedian Jack Whitehall.

"The Burbs" is an adaptation of the 1989 film of the same name starring Tom Hanks. The original movie follows a couple who move to the husband's suburban childhood home and become entangled in local secrets and paranoia.

Heidi Klum commented on Hurley's post, calling it a "beautiful picture of the two of you," while Hurley's son, Damian, simply wrote "Love."

Fans also expressed their approval, with one commenter writing, "You look stunning—as always—and I love seeing how happy you are with Billy. Enjoy the time; love you!" Another added, "You two are the cutest together."

Speaking about her relationship with Cyrus, Hurley told E! News that they are "very happy together" and are working to balance their lives between America and the UK. Cyrus has lived in Tennessee for the past 35 years.

Hurley noted that both she and Cyrus embrace a country lifestyle. "I'm very country where I am. And that's a really important thing in our relationship that neither of us want to be out and about," she said. The couple's preferred activities include "being at home in the country and snuggling up and doing a lot of things with nature," and they "very rarely" go out.