Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth Wedding: Cyrus Tweets Engagement Ring PHOTO; Sends Message to Her Haters, Source Says [PHOTOS]
Miley Cyrus sent a message to her fans and haters, when she tweeted a picture of herself wearing her engagement ring on Monday.
The singer looked gorgeous in red lipstick and dark sunglasses, as she flaunted her 3.5 karat Neil Lane diamond ring on Twitter, proving to the world that the wedding is still on with fiance, Liam Hemsworth.
Miley posed in the playful picture with her friend Vijat Mohindra.
"The picture was definitely a message to the haters," a source said.
The source added that the Disney star is attempting to keep her relationship life private.
"Miley is trying not to overshare on social media because it's something that has always been an issue between her and Liam Hemsworth," the source said. "She promised him she would be more private, but she can't help herself once in awhile - especially because she's feeling super confident right now."
Break-up rumors swirled for the couple back in February when Hemsworth was allegedly caught having an affair with Mad Men actress January Jones during Oscar weekend.
Since then, the actress/singer has been spotted ringless as recent as April, Enstars reported.
On April 18, Miley tweeted a photo of herself not wearing the ring.
"lunchiiiiessss with my favssss @myfriend/fabuloushairstylistwhodoesnthavetwitter @RealDenikaB @CheyneThomas,"
The singer has defended her decision not to wear her engagement ring in the past, claiming that she had to get it clean. "It just seems right to be wearing this ring and to be committed. But we keep our relationship low-key and don't talk about it any more," she told Elle UK.
Miley's father Billy Ray Cyrus indicated that he wasn't sure if the couple was still getting married and added that the stars are "friends."
In an interview with ABC News which aired on April 15, Billy Ray said that Miley and Hemsworth are "young, they're kids, the great news is they're great friends, they're really good friends."
"I don't know. I know as I was writing a book, I wanted to keep that particular moment [Miley's wedding] as open-ended as possible. I didn't know the answer," Billy Ray said.
