Miley Cyrus unfollows fiancé Liam Hemsworth on Twitter

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GLAAD via YoutubeStephen Ira Beatty stars in a PSA opposing a regulation that would exclude transgender people from accessing healthcare.

Oh dear, oh dear: Miley Cyrus has apparently dumped fiancé Liam Hemsworth in Millennial-style by unfollowing him on Twitter.

However, he’s still following her despite the fact that she has the dullest Twitter account of any young celeb.

Rumors of the pair’s demise have persisted for months. Yahoo Australia reported that Hemsworth was “mortified” by her VMA antics, so the fact that she appears naked in her latest video – the ironically titled “Wrecking Ball” – probably is not helping.FeaturesGossipLiam HemsworthMiley Cyrus

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