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Following reports yesterday that the group had split up, the 21-year-old posted a message on Twitter to let fans know that he is already planning his return to music.
"The rumours are true," he wrote. "Unfortunately Metro Station is no longer together. We had an amazing run, toured the world and I loved every minute."
The 'Shake It' singer later added: "Thank you to all the fans that have supported MS and I. You have changed my life. I promise I will always continue making music."
As for his future recording plans, Cyrus said: "I will be releasing my own music very soon. With a new band name. I'm excited for this new path in my life but sad to say bye to MS."
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