Actress Elizabeth Hurley delighted fans at the weekend when she shared a glimpse inside her latest getaway with her lookalike son, Damian.
In search of sunnier climes, the pair jetted off to Egypt where they enjoyed a spot of sightseeing including a visit to the renowned pyramids.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, Elizabeth uploaded several snapshots from their time together, including several pictures of the 59-year-old beaming from ear to ear in front of the ancient structures. One joyous image showed the model reaching towards the sky with her toned torso on display.
She appeared in her element posing with both arms in the air while clutching a cream scarf. Ever the style maven, Elizabeth could be seen wearing a pair of trendy low-rise jeans, a knitted grey jumper and a khaki jacket.
She accessorised with oversized sunglasses and statement gold earrings.
Damian, 22, meanwhile, looked every inch his motherâs carbon copy rocking a pair of almost identical sunglasses, a tartan jacket and a charcoal scarf.
In her caption, Elizabeth wrote: âHello Egypt.â
Fans and friends flocked to the comments section to share their thoughts with one writing: âBeautiful pictures,â while a second noted: âSo cooooool enjoy yourselves,â and a third chimed in: âEnjoy your family trip. Beautiful as always.â
Elizabeth shares Damian with her ex-partner, Steve Bing, who died by suicide in June 2020 at the age of 55. Steve, who was also the founder of Shangri-La Entertainment and perhaps best known for investing in films including The Polar Express and Beowulf, dated Elizabeth in 2001, and Damian was born soon after in 2002.
The mother-son duo share an incredibly strong bond and a âtwin-like telepathyâ. Of their unique bond, Damian told HELLO!: âWe have a twin-like telepathy, and I think that serves us very well.
âBut the moment thereâs a clash, itâs like youâre arguing with yourself. If weâre fighting, weâll suddenly interrupt ourselves mid-sentence and go: âOh my God, I forgot to tell you.'â
Recently, the pair teamed up on Strictly Confidential â Damianâs directorial debut film. âI found it very liberating having someone that I trusted behind the camera, someone who I could trust on set, someone who I could trust in the edit, and someone who I could trust in post-production,â Elizabeth told Pop Culturalist.
âItâs not always like that. For me, it was a really lovely thing, so much so that Iâd like him to direct me again. I trust Damian.â
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