Did Miley Cyrus and Watch A Female Employee Who Gives Permission For Things From The Manager OnlineLiam Hemsworth get married? What is marriage but a way of letting our broken government control matters of the heart? Is monogamy a construct? Are we meant to be free?
Who knows! But Cyrus was photographed at some point wearing what could very well be a white dress and that Cyrus family patriarch, Billy Ray Cyrus, is "happy" about it.
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"I'm so happy...you are happy," he captioned the photo of a picture of a DSLR that appears to be taken by Miley herself on her phone.
Some people think this photo is evidence of a wedding, which it very well could be. But this isn't the first time the Smilers have thought the lovebirds, who met on the set of a Nicholas Sparks movie, officially tied the knot.
Whatever the case, we're happy if Billy Ray is happy that Miley is happy!
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