Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus Are ‘Very Serious,’ Considering Adopting a Child Together

Sweethearts Elizabeth Hurley and Billy Ray Cyrus are making baby talk, with insiders saying that the middle-aged lovebirds already have their sights set on marriage and going one step further — adopting a tot to complete their new family.

Liz, 60, is mom to son Damian, 23, with the late tycoon Steve Bing, and Billy Ray, 63, fathered Christopher, 33, with Kristin Luckey, and daughters Miley, 32, and Noah, 25, and son Braison, 31, with ex-wife Tish while adopting her kids Brandi, 38, and Trace, 36.

But the new sweethearts want to start their own family.

“Billy Ray’s already adopted two of his children, so it’s something he fully embraces, and Liz has spoken openly about how beautiful and important adoption is,” says an insider. “Now that they’re talking seriously about marriage, this is naturally part of the conversation too. They both have grown kids, but that doesn’t mean they’re done parenting.

“Liz is incredibly nurturing and would love to give a child in need a loving home. Her son Damian is her best friend and is with her a lot, but he has his own life now and she does miss being ‘mommy.’ ”

Meanwhile, sources say the “Achy Breaky Heart” crooner is struggling with a lot of his kids right now due to the trauma and baggage from his 2023 divorce from Tish.

“So the idea of starting fresh together with a new chapter, including possibly raising a child, is very appealing for him and for Liz too,” says the insider.

Meanwhile, lovestruck Billy Ray is happily whipping up new tunes for an album, with sources blabbing that many are about Liz.

“Lately he has been doing even more love songs and it’s clear why …. Elizabeth is motivating him in a very big way,” says another source.

“The songs are all about how she ‘heals’ him and how sexy she is.”

Adds the insider: “A lot of people roll their eyes at this pairing” — of the country boy and British socialite — “and don’t expect it to last, but they’re very serious and in this for the long haul, and adoption is very much on the table.”