Liam Hemsworth took the cover photo for Miley Cyrus’ latest single “Malibu”

Ever since Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth rekindled their romance in a very public way, we’ve been obsessed with their love. The two lovebirds have stuck by each other’s side. And they’ve shared parts of their relationship in the most creative ways.

Most recently, Liam Hemsworth took the cover photo for “Malibu” — Miley’s new single.

The picture features a happy, glowing Miley relaxing and smiling at the camera. She wears the same natural look and ivory crop top sweater in the picture as she does in her new video. And both the cover art and the video pretty prominently feature her beautiful engagement ring.

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It’s appropriate that Liam was the photographer for this particular single’s cover art. Miley has been open about how this song is very personal. It’s an insight into her relationship with the actor. And, in an interview with Billboard, she explained that she would rather people hear the truth straight from her.

She said, "They’re going to talk about me if I come out of a restaurant with Liam. So why not put the power back in my relationship and say, 'This is how I feel'?"

Her sweet, romantic video certainly conveys exactly how she feels about Liam.

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The music sound distinctly more folksy than the most recent Miley records. And the video itself features a very simple premise. It feels like you’re just hanging out with Miley, Liam, and one of their adorable dogs on the beach in Malibu.

Every heartfelt lyric makes you fall even more in love with the connection these two share.

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We think it’s beautiful Miley and Liam are collaborating on a project that is so personal to both of them. Liam is obviously proud of Miley’s song, and even reposted a portion of the music video on his own Instagram page.

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Their love is so inspiring. And this song makes us want to hold someone we care about near while enjoying a sunset with them in Malibu.