Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus Have Matching Tattoos of Roosevelt's Quotes

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After Miley Cyrus showed off a tattoo of Theodore Roosevelt's citation on her arm back in July, Liam Hemsworth debuts a similar body ink which is a continuation of the sentence on his fiancee's arm. The two quotations are about wisdom. They can be put together as a full saying of the U.S. former president.

Liam wrote down on Instagram on October 10, "Check out my tat(; @92mrc." He displayed a picture of Miley's tattoo along with his. Hers reads, "So that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat," while his reads, "If he fails, at least fails while daring greatly."

This is not the 19-year-old actress' first tattoo. Beforehand, she was inked with two equal lines on her finger, which symbolized her support of gay marriage. On July 29, she tweeted, "All LOVE is equal."

Her other tattoos include "LOVE" on her right ear, as well as a dream-catcher which is her biggest one tattooed on her ribcage. She also has an anchor inked on her wrist, "Just Breathe" written down under her breast, a heart on her little finger, "Love never dies" on her left arm, "VIIXCI" on her left elbow, as well as "BAD" carved in red ink on her middle finger.

The couple met on movie set of "The Last Song" in 2009. After several times of breakups and makeups, they were engaged on June 6 this year.

Greg Kinnear Offers Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth a Trip to Tybee Island

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Greg Kinnear, who played Miley Cyrus' on-screen father in "The Last Song", approved of her engagement to co-star Liam Hemsworth. He offered his betrothed co-stars a trip to Tybee Island where their romance first bloomed when they filmed the movie together.

"I'll give them a week on Tybee Island," the actor said to E! News. "They can go back to the place where it all started." He jokingly added, "The truth is you can get a hotel there at a very reasonable cost," before continuing, "So I keep my expenditures down and I'm extending a nice gift as well."

"They worked together very well on that movie, but I didn't realize how well when we're doing it," he said when met at Toronto International Film Festival to support his indie movie "Writers". He continued, "It's great for them. They seem very happy."