Miley Cyrus Shares Engagement Ring Photo Or Manicure?

Was Miley Cryus showing off pictures of her engagement ring or her new manicure? The former Disney actress, 19, who’s dating Hunger Games star Liam Hemsworth tweeted a photo of her left hand with a gorgeous diamond on her ring finger with the caption: “I am soooo obsessed with @jennahipp nail foundations! It looks so chic and classic!” Hmm..

To further fuel the flames Miley was spotted with said ring on the red carpet supporting Liam at the premiere of Hunger Games in addition to Muhammad Ali’s Celebrity Fight Night XIII event in Phoenix, Ariz.

Neither of the young starlets have said a peep around the engagement rumors, but of course their “friends” are talking. One source told OK Magazine,

“They’re still keeping it a big secret, but they’re seriously talking marriage. Liam is crazy about her! Miley wants the whole nine yards as far as a big wedding goes.”

Another source stated to US Weekly that the ring is not an engagement ring. Didn’t Halle Berry say the same thing last month? Just saying….

See more pictures of Miley Cyrus and her possible engagement ring..

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