Billy Ray Cyrus, Elizabeth Hurley plan to shock everyone in Sin City: Source
Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley are reportedly going strong
Billy Ray Cyrus is reportedly planning a wedding with Elizabeth Hurley.
According to a new report from RadarOnline.com, the musical legend is already thinking ahead to tying the knot as he has found love again with the British actress and model.
A source revealed the couple initially discussed hosting a big, glamorous celebration at the Achy Breaky Heart singer's Nashville estate until Hurley mentioned she would not be opposed to eloping.
That has reportedly opened the door to a possible quickie “I do” in Sin City instead.
“Liz has a wild streak and loves the idea of shocking everyone with a surprise wedding,” said a source.
Hurley and Cyrus first revealed their relationship publicly in April, sharing photos together on Instagram during the Easter holiday.
“She's telling people she's never been happier, and Billy Ray feels the same. They both believe that when something feels this right, there’s no point in waiting.”
Previously, PEOPLE Magazine reported that despite Billy Ray Cyrus and Elizabeth Hurley's “different” personalities, their bond has strengthened significantly, bringing their relationship to a harmonious phase.
“They’ve been together for more than six months now. Despite the skepticism, it was always real from the beginning. And they’re going strong,” a source told the outlet.
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