Miley Cyrus choreographs dance routine with Cody Simpson on TikTok
Miley Cyrus and Cody Simpson are combining their talents for their fans.
On Sunday night, the couple took to the app TikTok to share a choreographed dance filmed in their bathroom.
In the clip, the pair can be seen grooving and lip-syncing to the song 'STUPID'.
Cody Simpson and Miley Cyrus dance on TikTok app. TikTok
Yesterday, Simpson shared with fans a separate video of himself and Cyrus dancing to 'You're Still The One' by Shania Twain.
"Follow me for PREMIUM content. We're talking PREMIUM," the 22-year-old caption the video posted to his Instagram story.
Meanwhile, Cyrus' ex, Liam Hemsworth, graced social media with his presence by posting a rare photo of himself in Canada.
"Fresh and crispy fall in Montréal," Hemsworth captioned the photo.
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On the back of his Masked Singer Australia win, Cody Simpson gushed about his relationship with Miley Cyrus on October 22 and how their long-time friendship had developed into something "romantic."
Cody Simpson and Miley Cyrus have been dating for a month. Instagram
"Love is a big word, but it's romantic," Simpson said of his relationship with the singer on The Kyle and Jackie 'O' Show.
While the couple have only been officially dating for three weeks, his feelings for her sparked when he was a kid.
"I used to kiss the TV screen when I was nine. We were interested in each other ever since we first met. Even when I was like 18, but it wasn't the right time," Simpson said.
"It's the first time I've been with someone where it wasn't an immediate romance. It was friendship and fun, and it developed over five years."
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