Miley Cyrus Plans To Wed Liam Hemsworth & Gets Controversial Tattoo: Did She Make Adam Levine Exit ‘The Voice’?

Miley Cyrus came in like a wrecking ball into Liam Hemsworth’s life. The two were engaged, then split several years ago. But then came signs that Miley and Liam had rekindled their romance, with Cyrus flaunting the same engagement ring that she had received when he proposed the first time. And now, even though Hemsworth has publicly denied that he is engaged, Miley is happily planning the wedding, according to Us Weekly’s source.

Cyrus wants to have the wedding in the summer and has enlisted her mom, Tish, to work with her on the vows. While the 23-year-old “Wrecking Ball” singer anticipates the ceremony, Liam may not feel quite as committed to an elaborate walk down the aisle to tie the knot.

The 26-year-old rekindled his romance with Miley in December, and a different insider told Us that the two could get impulsive.

“It’s possible they’ll just run off to Vegas and tie the knot! They live together and are very serious. They’re very much together.”

However, although Cyrus is still flaunting her engagement ring from the first time Hemsworth proposed, the actor has firmly denied that he’s proposed again.

“I am not engaged, no,” asserted Liam.

While Hemsworth sticks to his statement about his relationship status with Miley, Cyrus is courting controversy again.

Miley’s latest brouhaha came courtesy of a new tattoo, and although she might have anticipated cheers for the ink, instead, the singer is getting jeers. The reason? Cyrus shared a photo of her tattoo and described it as Jupiter, generating a backlash for not knowing her planets, pointed out Mic.

Her followers were baffled when Miley wrote “lilbbjupiter” for the caption (translation: “Lil’ Baby Jupiter”), because the rings on her new tattoo made it clear that she was flaunting Saturn rather than Jupiter.

Users flocked to correct Cyrus.

“Saturn!!!!” proclaimed one.

“What a dumb idiot,” chimed in another.

“Yep…I’m sure she got cyber bullied about it. As many have said Jupiter DOES have rings but they’re mostly dust and debris and aren’t that visible. This is deeeeef Saturn lol,” pointed out another.

Miley subsequently edited the caption.

However, the final word went to a fan who offered a different take on the situation.

“Its a Miley-planet,” declared that pro-Cyrus follower.

While her fans try to decide on which planet she’s flaunting, Miley has also been attracting attention on The Voice for her antics as an adviser.

While the battle rounds are a popular feature on the singing competition, Cyrus has been engaging in a very different kind of battle with coach Adam Levine, according to Hollywood Life.

Adam reportedly finds the “Wrecking Ball” singer extremely annoying, to the point of becoming “agitated” when she interrupts him. In turn, Cyrus allegedly is having a great time “getting under his skin.”

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All of this bickering offers a hint of what will happen next season, when Cyrus becomes a coach and competes against Levine, Alicia Keys (another new coach scheduled for season 11) and Blake Shelton.

However, rumors recently swirled that Adam won’t even be there, with his own team saying that Levine is leaving The Voice, according to Yahoo TV.

Looking forward to welcoming his first baby with his wife Behati Prinsloo soon, the 37-year-old Maroon 5 legend and Voice coach played coy when asked about why his current group of aspiring singers think he’s leaving the show after the baby is born.

“We didn’t know that Adam would be leaving to have his family next year, so, I mean, it’s so awesome to have the opportunity to have him as a coach,” said one current contestant, Laith Al-Saadi.

Levine joked about the comment rather than confirm or deny.

“Oh man. I’m gonna leave here and I don’t even know where I’m going. I don’t think that far ahead. We’ll see. Using your brain too much, you’re gonna hurt yourself.”

But as the Inquisitr noted, the new season of The Voice reportedly is already filming, with Adam and Miley still heating up their coach chairs with “non-stop bickering.”

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