Elizabeth Hurley has reportedly been making compromises in her social life for her boyfriend, Billy Ray Cyrus. The country singer allegedly prefers to spend more low-key, cozy time than having a buzzing social life. In the meantime, the “Strictly Confidential” actress is reportedly a social “butterfly.” However, she has allegedly been trying to make changes in her social life as she wishes for their “relationship to last.”
Elizabeth Hurley ‘has become more of a shut-in’ since Billy Ray Cyrus romance
Elizabeth Hurley has reportedly turned into a “more of a shut-in” after she entered a romantic relationship with Billy Ray Cyrus. As reported by Star magazine, the “Achy Breaky Heart” singer is a “hermit”, while the “Bedazzled” actress is definitely a social “butterfly.” A source told the news outlet that the country star “has no problem turning on the charisma when he’s on stage.” The person continued, “But he treasures alone time more than a lot of stars do.”
In the meantime, the insider told the news outlet that Elizabeth Hurley “has become more of a shut-in” since she and her boyfriend, Billy Ray Cyrus, “got together.” The person then explained that the “The Royals” actor clearly “wants the relationship to last if she’s making those sorts of changes.” The insider also claimed that what the couple has is nothing but “love.” The person said, “It’s definitely love.” They then added, “But they’re still figuring out their social lives as a couple.”
Meanwhile, Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus celebrated the New Year together at the actor’s fun “James Bond” themed party. On January 2, the actor took to Instagram to share a carousel of intriguing photos from the bash. In the post’s caption, she wrote, “Happy New Year (emoji) Starting 2026 with a bang.” She looked gorgeous while wearing a white bikini set, which she paired with an eye-catching fur coat. In the meantime, her boyfriend, the country singer, was all smiles at the party while sporting a sharp all-black look.
Originally reported by Nikita Nath for RealityTea.
