Elizabeth Hurley’s Son Shares Surprising Reaction To Mom's Romance With Billy Ray Cyrus
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Hurley and Cyrus caught many fans off-guard by hard-launching their relationship on Easter Sunday.
Elizabeth Hurley’s son, Damian Hurley, seems to approve of his mom’s new romance with Billy Ray Cyrus.
The elder Hurley and Cyrus surprised fans Sunday by going public with their relationship with an Instagram photo of themselves canoodling.
“Happy Easter,” Hurley wrote alongside the image, in which Cyrus ― who happened to be wearing a pair of bunny ears ― plants a kiss on her cheek.
One person who didn’t appear to be caught off-guard by the announcement, however, was Damian Hurley, 21, who responded to his mother’s post with a pair of celebratory emojis.
Others, including Heidi Klum, also shared their support in the comments of the post.
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