Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth Together Again, Spotted at Canadian Hotel
Miley Cyrus was seen with Liam Hemsworth, putting rumors to rest for now that the pair had broken up.
The pair was spotted hemsworth at the Jasper Park Lodge in Alberta, Canada on Monday where multiple eyewitnesses saw them check into a luxury hotel over the weekend.
According to multiple eyewitness reports, the couple checked in to the luxury hotel on Sunday afternoon and were not seen again until Monday, when hotel guest Katie Reinprecht spotted them hiking in the mountains nearby.
Get Our Latest News for FREE
They also took time to pose with a fan and Miley was spotted at a local Starbucks Monday afternoon as well.
The report comes soon after Cyrus had to quell rumors that she was dating Justin Bieber after pictures of the two surfaced.
The "Ashtrays and Heartbreaks" singer, 20, was photographed with Bieber, 19, on two separate occasions. While gossip sites claimed the pair was seen "flirting" in a nightclub, Cyrus revealed that there is no truth to the rumors.
"I'm engaged!" Cyrus told radio station Hot 99.5 when asked about the photos of her and Bieber. "I'm engaged, that's impossible."
On Sunday Cyrus and the "Boyfriend" singer were photographed partying at Los Angeles hotspot Beacher's Madhouse. Just one day prior viral video footage showed a leopard print Audi R8 allegedly belonging to Bieber, and two Escalades reportedly leaving Cyrus' Los Angeles home. However, a source claims their friendship is "totally innocent."
"Miley was there with friends celebrating her new single and Justin showed up to support her," a source told OMG! Yahoo regarding their night out at Beacher's Madhouse.
Hemsworth, who is yet to address the cheating reports, is reportedly being pressured by family members to end his engagement to Cyrus. The Australian actor proposed to Cyrus in 2012.
"They wanted him to end the romance for good," a source previously told Us magazine. "Liam's brothers' had heart-to-hearts with him because they were worried. Each time, he was more receptive."
