Last week, anonymous sources wondered whether Miley Cyrus would marry Liam Hemsworth.
But now a rather important named source has come out and publicly asked the same question.
In an interview with Nightline, Billy Ray Cyrus is asked about the romantic future of his daughter. And he doesn't exactly give Miley and Liam a strong vote of confidence.
Miley Cyrus enjoyed a family reunion of sorts on Sunday night.
The singer and three of her siblings (Braison, Brandi and Noah) joined parents Billy Ray and Tish backstage at New York City's Ambassador Theater, where Billy Ray is starring in the Broadway musical Chicago.
The members don't see a lot of each other, but at least things are looking up after Billy Ray rambled last year about Miley being attacked by Satan.
So glad to be back with my daddy (@billyraycyrus) for the first time in 3 MONTHS!! He was so great on broadway," Tweeted Noah, while Miley added:
"What a dope morning. So many fans outside my hotel this a.m. in NYC. If there's this much chaos NOW imagine when I drop this record! #ohsnap."
Yup, a new Miley Cyrus album is on the way, fans. Get excited.
Billy Ray Cyrus debuted on Broadway Monday night, coming on board the latest production of Chicago.
And the singer was in a joking mood afterward when asked by Us Weekly about his daughter's engagement to Liam Hemsworth.
"Liam asked if he could have my daughter's hand in marriage, and I said yes if I could be in his brother's next movie," Billy Ray said, referring to Chris Hemsworth and his very successful run of Thor, The Avengers and Cabin in the Woods.
Billy Ray Cyrus no longer believes his daughter is under attack by Satan.
The country singer actually thinks his 19-year old offspring is doing better than ever, in fact, telling Entertainment Tonight Canada on Wednesday:
"She and I always had a mantra and the mantra was: if you ain't happy, it ain't working. As long as [Miley's] happy right now, life is good!"
And happy she is, constantly Tweeting and gushing over fiance Liam Hemsworth.
She may only be 19 years old, but Billy Ray Cyrus is looking past the numbers and straight into his daughter's heart - and he likes what he sees.
With Miley Cyrus engaged to Liam Hemsworth, the country singer has Tweeted his feelings on the impending nuptials to the world and made it as clear as possible: he approves!
"All I ever hoped for as a Daddy was to see my kids reach their dreams," Billy Ray wrote. "To find happiness...peace of mind ...and someday know... true love."
Cyrus herself took to the social networking service not long after the engagement news went public and also expressed her satisfaction over the 3.5 carat ring on her finger and the dreamy actor on her arm.
I feel like all my dreams are coming true, Miley gushed.
But will Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus last? You tell us:
Billy Ray Cyrus is shying away from fears over Satanical attacks these days.
As he continues to make amends for statements he made earlier this year (such as claiming that fame ruined his family), Billy Ray is showing major support for his daughter's boyfriend, Liam Hemsworth.
"He's a great guy," Billy Ray told E! News yesterday while promoting his patriotic new album "I'm American." "He's solid. He's got great character."
Hemsworth will also be known as a lot more than Miley Cyrus' boyfriend in a few months: he's landed the major role of Gale in The Hunger Games.
How does Billy Ray think the young actor will do?
In his continuing attempt to mend his family, Billy Ray Cyrus has made clear his one wish for daughter Miley: unadulterated happiness.
"My wish for her is to be happy. To love what she's doing," the famous father tells Parade. "We've always had a slogan in our family: 'If you ain't happy, it ain't working.' You need to love what you're doing. As long as she's happy and loving making music - and I know she loves acting - that's all that matters."
Miley kicks off a tour of Australia later this month and Billy Ray says it's been incredible to watch her journey as an artist.
"I think music is an evolution of what an artist is feeling and going through in their lives. We've always been the fans of singers and songwriters who live what they're singing and sing what they're living."
Billy Ray Cyrus appeared on Good Morning America yesterday and somehow resisted the urge to throw a chair through a window following his sit-down with Robin Roberts.
After coming across as loonier than Tila Tequila in an earlier interview with GQ, we need to give Billy Ray props for standing up and taking responsibility this time around.
Referring to his messy marriage (now on the mend), Billy Ray says he was "surrounded in darkness" when he claimed Satan was attacking his family. Now, after re-assessing his diatribe, Billy Ray explained his point in clearer terms:
"Fame can be a dangerous animal... And it's a delicate thing... [But] I love Hannah Montana. I love Disney. I wouldn't change anything."
It sounds like there really is hope for the Cyrus family after all.
A few months after seemingly splitting, Billy Ray and Tish are both ready to patch up their relationship. The former attempted to do so in a public setting last week, saying on The View that he was withdrawing his petition for divorce.
Now, Tish has issued a statement via Facebook that also makes it clear she wants to work things out. Miley's mom writes:
Big thanks to all of our family, friends, and fans who have kept us in their thoughts and prayers. I feel so blessed to have so much support from all of you. Our family weathered a huge storm and I feel we are stronger than we have ever been. Much love to all of you guys! You're the BEST.
Miley, meanwhile, is busy making plans of her own: she'll set off on an international tour this spring.
During an appearance on The View that will air today, Billy Ray Cyrus made a startling announcement: he said he's called off his divorce from wife Tish.
"I want to put my family back together," he told the hosts and the audience, adding: "Things are the best they've ever been."
That's quite the departure from how things have been recently, considering the interview Billy Ray gave to GQ last month in which he blamed Hannah Montana for destroying his family and said Satan was attacking Miley.
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