Miley Cyrus took a break from the commotion in Los Angeles on Thursday for a hike in nature with her boyfriend Cody Simpson and their rescue dog Bo.
The 27-year-old singer–songwriter stripped down to highlighted her chiseled physique while whipping up a sweat with her 23-year-old beau.
Though she skipped the peaceful protests that day, she showed her solidarity with other demonstrators by wearing a masking referencing the Black Lives Matter movement.
Fresh air: Miley Cyrus, 27, stripped down to highlight her toned physique on a hike in Los Angeles with her boyfriend Cody Simpson, 23, and their rescue dog Bo on Thursday
Miley’s abs and toned arms were on display thanks to her black Calvin Klein sports bra and her matching shorts.
The 5ft5in beauty rounded out the minimalist ensemble with gray trainers and a charcoal LA Dodgers baseball cap, along with her blue mask reading: ‘BLM.’
Cody highlighted his own abs by skipping a shirt and wearing black shorts with black Vans sneakers and a black cloth mask.
He sported the close-cropped buzz cut that Miley gave him in April amid their home quarantine.
Fit couple: Miley’s abs and toned arms were on display thanks to her black Calvin Klein sports bra and her matching shorts. Cody wore black shorts and black Vans sneakers
Showing her support: The Wrecking Ball singer also had a face mask reading, ‘BLM,’ though she took it off at times when the couple were along
Cody seemed to relish his job as the day’s dog walker, and last week he shared some sweet black and white photos of himself cuddling up with Bo.
‘Salty dogs,’ he captioned the stylish black and white photos of himself embracing the pooch.
Bo had already grown considerably since March, when the couple adopted him amid a push by celebrities to foster and adopt dogs and cats from shelters, which were overrun and understaffed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Canine pal: ody seemed to relish his job as the day’s dog walker, and last week he shared some sweet black and white photos of himself cuddling up with Bo
Best buds: ‘Salty dogs,’ he captioned the stylish black and white photos of himself embracing the pooch
On Tuesday, he and Miley were out in force with other protestors in Los Angeles.
The mostly peaceful demonstrations were inspired by the death of George Floyd on May 25.
The 46-year-old Floyd was killed when Derek Chauvin, a white Minneapolis police officer, pressed his knee into his neck while he lie on the ground for nearly nine minutes, including close to three minutes after he had stopped breathing and became unresponsive.
Despite initial delays, he was eventually charged with second-degree manslaughter and third-degree murder (later upgraded to second-degree murder), and the other three officers at the seen were charged later with aiding and abetting murder and manslaughter.
The four officers were fired from the Minneapolis Police Department shortly after video of Floyd’s arrest and death was released.
On Wednesday, Miley shared a black and white photo of herself protesting in LA the day before while wearing a mask with ‘Black Live Matter’ on it and a sign with the same slogan, along with a short video she took from the protests.
Solidarity: On Wednesday, Miley shared a photo of herself protesting in LA the day before while wearing a mask with ‘Black Live Matter’
Making her voice heard: ‘Yesterday I was joined by friends and experienced the power of peaceful protest organized by @blmlosangeles in front of @mayorofla’s house with a simple demand: defund the police’
More to do: ‘There is a lot of work to be done to end systemic racism and white supremacy in our country, and I personally still have so much to learn and do to support,’ she wrote
‘Yesterday I was joined by friends and experienced the power of peaceful protest organized by @blmlosangeles in front of @mayorofla’s house with a simple demand: defund the police. There is a lot of work to be done to end systemic racism and white supremacy in our country, and I personally still have so much to learn and do to support,’ she wrote.
She also mentioned the upgraded charges against Chauvin and the other officers involved in Floyd’s death.
‘We can’t stop fighting for justice—justice for George Floyd, for Breonna Taylor, for Tony McDade, for Ahmaud Arbrey [sic], and the too many names we don’t know,’ she wrote, ending by restating: ‘BLACK LIVES MATTER.’