Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth haven’t called it quits despite what rumors claim. While it’s true that the celebrity duo had a lot of issues when they first started officially dating back in 2009, they both grew as a couple over the years.
Now, they’re just an average celebrity pair, trying their best to stay together as they live the fast-paced life within the entertainment world. Miley Cyrus has finally mellowed down following years of being in the scandal spotlight and Liam Hemsworth has had his fair share of dating other celebrities as well.
Recent photos of the couple show them having lunch together in Aeirloom Bakery in Toluca Lake in California, Elle reported. Both Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth were sporting casual clothing along with hats, likely worn because they didn’t want to be easily spotted by paparazzi.
That has proven to be futile, however, as TMZ took photos of the two when they casually sat inside the establishment. Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have been the subject of several rumors lately, most of it focusing on their alleged breakup.
The speculations were fueled by the fact that Miley Cyrus took down all her posts on Instagram without offering explanation outright. Weeks later, she revealed to Entertainment Weekly that the reason for it wasn’t a complication with Liam Hemsworth but because she simply wanted to get away from social media for a while.
This is a healthy decision for the “Wrecking Ball” singer since constant presence on social media has been proven to be detrimental to one’s health. But Miley Cyrus did say her absence will only be temporary and she will be back with a new account. Liam Hemsworth’s fiancée also revealed that when she returns to Instagram, she’ll be promoting her new music which she has been working on for some time.


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