Miley Cyrus, Liam Hemsworth 'Happy,' Moving Past Cheating Scandal

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth recently reunited after a cheating scandal threatened to break them apart for good, and now the couple is said to be stronger than ever.

Hemsworth, 23, reportedly arrived back in the U.S. on Wednesday after a brief trip to his homeland in Australia. The "Hunger Games" star reportedly needed time away amid claims that he cheated on Cyrus, 19, with actress January Jones, 35.

"Things are going well," a source told Us Magazine. "They are happy."

Cyrus recently began wearing her engagement ring again after being photographed without it on at least two separate occasions. Despite insisting that she had not called her wedding off, the former Disney star stopped wearing her diamond ring in the wake of Hemsworth's cheating scandal.

The couple, who has been involved for four years, began facing serious problems at the end of February when at least two U.S. tabloids claimed Hemsworth had been caught intimately embracing Jones. The pair was photographed in a vehicle together after attending a pre-Oscars party in L.A.

"They went to a private house party, and right in the middle of the party, January was clinging to Liam, saying, 'You're so handsome,'" a fellow guest allegedly told Life and Style magazine.

"He kept saying, 'We can't do this here.' Then they left holding hands and went out in the hallway and were making out. She was wasted. It wasn't good," the source went on.

Hemsworth and Jones are yet to publicly confirm or deny the reports, however, Cyrus appears to have moved past the alleged love triangle.

"Miley is super independent, which Liam loves about her, but at the same time she's an insecure girl who's terrified of losing him and will do whatever it takes to make their relationship work," a source told Radar Online.

"This just goes to show Miley's immaturity and lack of relationship experience," the source continued. "She's the one who's dying to make it work with Liam, when he's the one who strayed from their relationship!"

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