
Mark Ronson teases new collaboration with...Miley Cyrus?
Mark Ronson has teased fans with a snippet of a new "heartbreak era" project that fuels rumours of Ronson's highly-anticipated collaboration with Miley Cyrus.
Ronson has fuelled rumours of his Miley Cyrus collaboration by uploading a short clip to Instagram of a new project, after his upcoming performance with Miley Cyrus on The Graham Norton Show was revealed in the online synopsis.
While Cyrus has neither confirmed or denied the collaboration, Ronson's caption to his new post teases fans about a feature, stating, "the heartbreak era is coming….sooner than u think #featuring?"
Superfans of Ronson and Cyrus have jumped on the comments, asking if it is the long-awaited collaboration with the "Malibu" singer.
View this post on Instagramthe heartbreak era is coming….sooner than u think #featuring?
A post shared by Mark Ronson (@iammarkronson) on Nov 25, 2018 at 11:31am PST
Ronson praised Cyrus back in June in an Instagram post stating, "All I know is, the girl in this snap helped me write one of my favorite songs."
The duo's collaboration must be on the horizon after a Miley Cyrus Twitter fan account captured the duo filming a "secret music video" in Ukraine last month.
There's been no confirmation from either party on whether Ronson's new project will be his Cyrus collaboration, but a leaked demo named "Nothing Breaks Like A Heart" surfaced for a short period of time online last month, which fits nicely with Ronson's "heartbreak era" post.
Cyrus recently lost her Malibu home in the devastating California wildfires.
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