Miley Cyrus is hitting back at claims that she and husband Liam Hemsworth have split while also celebrating their big anniversary. The former Hannah Montana star clapped back at the allegations with a single tweet on June 11, where she vehemently shot down the split reports and also wished her husband of six months a very happy anniversary.
Marking 10 years since they first started dating after meeting and working together on the set of the romantic movie The Last Song, Miley shared a screenshot of an article alluding to the breakup rumors and called anyone who believed they'd gone their separate ways "dumb."
"Happy 10 year anniversary my love," the "Nothing Breaks Like A Heart" singer wrote in her message for her man, though she didn't actually mention Liam by name.
Referring to the breakup rumor headline, Cyrus added, "Good to see everyone is as dumb as they were in 2009!"
"Some things never change.... & I hope the way you feel about me is one of them. You're truly," she then said.
Though the couple only married in a surprise ceremony this past December, they actually started dating a decade ago after meeting on the set of the movie, in which Miley played Veronica Miller and Liam starred as Will Blakelee.
But it's not all been smooth sailing for the duo after the past decade, as their relationship has been pretty on-and-off since they first got together in 2009.
As reported by Glamour, Cyrus and Hemsworth first became engaged in May 2012, but then split in September 2013. They were then spotted together once again almost three years later in March 2016, shortly after which the couple confirmed that they were officially back together and engaged once again.
"I had to. I don't like when relationships are two halves trying to make a whole," she said at the time when asked why she and Liam spent almost three years apart before reconciling and eventually marrying, per Elle.
"You get time to be yourself. You get time to grow up. I think if you're growing up attached to another person, you never really get solid as your own being."