Here’s What We Know About Miley Cyrus And Maxx Morando’s Reported Engagement
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Cyrus and Morando were first romantically linked in the media in late 2021.
Looks like Miley Cyrus won’t have to buy herself flowers for much longer.
The three-time Grammy winner is engaged to fellow singer-songwriter Maxx Morando after about four years of dating, People reported Tuesday.
Representatives for Cyrus and Morando didn’t immediately respond to HuffPost’s requests for comment. However, the news comes a day after the pair walked the red carpet at the premiere of “Avatar: Fire and Ash” in Los Angeles, where Cyrus could be seen sporting a diamond ring on her left hand.
According to Vogue, the ring was designed by Jacquie Aiche, whose clients have included Selena Gomez and Taylor Swift, and features a cushion-cut stone on a 14-karat yellow gold band.
Morando is a drummer for Liily, a Los Angeles–based rock band. He and Cyrus were first romantically linked in the media in late 2021.
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