Elizabeth Hurley is "very happy" with Billy Ray Cyrus - but she has no plans to relocate to the US.
The 61-year-old actress is loving life with Billy Ray, and she's explained how they're negotiating the challenge of a long-distance relationship.
Speaking to E! News, Elizabeth - who currently lives in the UK, while her boyfriend is in the US - shared: "We’re very happy together.
"We're really enjoying trying to get this balance between America and the UK. He's always been based in America — Tennessee, for the last 35 years or something."
And despite the distance, Elizabeth feels they have some strong similarities.
She said: "The good thing is that he's very country where he is in Tennessee.
"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."
Elizabeth explained that they love "snuggling up and doing a lot of things with nature".
The movie star - who was married to businessman Arun Nayar between 2007 and 2011 - added: "Nobody would look at either of us and think that's who we were, but we are. And I love it. I love gardening. He loves being outside in nature. We both love watching birds of prey. It's a really lovely life."
A source previously revealed that Elizabeth and Billy Ray are "still going strong" - despite the long-distance challenges.
The celebrity duo went public with their romance in April, and their relationship has gone from strength to strength over recent months.
A source told People: "They've been together for more than six months now.
"Despite the scepticism, it was always real from the beginning. And they're going strong."
Elizabeth - who has previously dated the likes of Hugh Grant and sports star Shane Warne - and Billy Ray are "very different" personalities. However, a source has insisted that their relationship simply "works".
The insider explained: "They're very different, but it works. They're so cute together.
"It's the kind of connection that surprises people but makes perfect sense when you spend time with them. Liz's very happy."
