Liam Hemsworth

Miley Cyrus is putting those split rumors to rest the best way she knows how: By actually being seen with Liam Hemsworth.

Despite Miley Cyrus assuring the public (and possibly herself) that she's still engaged, she and supposed fiance Liam Hemsworth hadn't been seen together in roughly six months, and her engagement ring kept appearing and disappearing like a bad movie goof. Until this week that is.

Realizing it was 2013 and he has multiple movies that need plugging, Liam Hemsworth finally caved and joined Twitter, giving him yet another platform to stonewall fan questions about his relationship with Miley Cyrus.

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On-and-off engaged couple Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth may finally be over, but Miley is too busy posting photos of herself in a wedding dress to confirm or deny the rumors.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are apparently back together yet again -- but don't expect it to stick.

Never get between an Aussie and his blood bros. Following a ton of drama and denials from Miley Cyrus, it appears she and Liam Hemsworth are totally dunzo -- and it looks like Liam's brother, 'Thor' actor Chris Hemsworth, played a role in the split.

In a new interview, Miley Cyrus talked about how she and fiance Liam Hemsworth want to keep their relationship quiet now. Okay then.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth are still keeping tight-lipped about the state of their relationship, even though we're pretty sure Congress won't end this nasty sequester business until they talk. Now, word on the street tabloid pages is that Liam's rekindling that flame he might have sorta had with 'Mad Men' beauty January Jones.

Miley Cyrus' camp spent much of today denying that removing her engagement ring from Liam Hemsworth yet again was a sign of trouble in paradise. But now there may be no denying it anymore, because Snoop Lion may have put her issues on blast.