Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth Back Together? Duo On PDA In Australia
Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have reportedly spent the New Year together as they were spotted on PDA at a Music Festival during the New Year. The outing was documented on an Instagram Post by fans.
According to Australia Daily Telegraph, as shared by Mirror, both were seen walking backstage towards the VIP seat along with his brothers Chris and Luke and their wives.
Although Miley Cyrus was there with the Liam Hemsworth's family, she still managed not to be included in the snaps posted via social media.
As of late, Liam Hemsworth was rumored to be dating "Hunger Games" co-star Jennifer Lawrence. The actress was previously in a relationship with "X-Men Apocalypse" actor Nicholas Hoult. After their breakup, she moved on to date Coldplay frontman Chris Martin for over a year.
Accordingly, Liam Hemsworth and Jennifer Lawrence have an undeniable chemistry.
"Liam had his arm around Jen for most of their meal and she was resting her head against his shoulder," reported Irish Independent about a supposed sighting of the co-stars.
But the two had never been official according to Celeb Dirty Laundry.
"It turns out that Jennifer Lawrence and Liam Hemsworth may belong together but the timing never worked out right during the filming of the first three "The Hunger Games" movies," the report from CDL claimed.
"Either Lawrence or Hemsworth was either dating or getting over dating someone else and they just never lined up romantically but the sparks were definitely always there"
But Liam Hemsworth has always been open about Miley Cyrus.
He said during a recent interview for Men's Fitness, "You fall in love with who you fall in love with; you can never choose. I guess some people just come with a little more baggage."
"I mean, look - we were together five years, so I don't think those feelings will ever change."
Miley Cyrus also talked about her ex-fiance on Elle UK.
She said, "Me and Liam are still so close and we love each other, and they make it like there is negativity."