Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Moving In Together for LA Season

Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are taking their romance to the next level by moving in together. According to the New York Post ^[1], the British actress revealed on the "Off Air with Jane & Fi" podcast that Cyrus will join her in Los Angeles while she films Season 2 of the Peacock series "The Burbs."

"Yeah, we're going to live together out there," Hurley said, expressing excitement for a "Californian winter" during her work stint. This marks a significant shift for the couple, who have lived separately since going public in April 2025. E! News reported ^[2] that Hurley stays full-time in the English countryside, while Cyrus maintains his Nashville-area farm as his home base.

Despite the distance, Hurley noted that Cyrus has developed a deep affection for her side of the pond. The New York Post ^[1] quoted her saying the "Achy Breaky Heart" singer "really loves" spending time in the UK countryside, contrasting the "brutal summers" of Tennessee with the beauty of England. "He spent most of the summer here last year, and on and off we were here this summer," she explained. "He loves it. Absolutely adores it."

Hurley, 61, shared that their relationship feels "more grown up" and "easier" now that all their children are independent. She is the mother of Damian, 24, while Cyrus, 65, is the father of six, including Miley Cyrus. The couple met on the set of the 2022 film "Christmas in Paradise" and reconnected in February 2025 before making their relationship public on Easter Sunday.

The move comes shortly after Page Six exclusively reported earlier this month that the couple was engaged, noting Hurley was seen wearing a massive diamond. Cyrus fueled engagement rumors with a cryptic ring emoji on Instagram on Oct. 15, which Hurley’s son liked. Speaking to Page Six, Hurley said they connect over their love of country life, noting Cyrus's Tennessee farm feels similar to her Gloucestershire home. While they usually split time between Tennessee and England, this LA move represents a new chapter in their long-distance dynamic.