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Miley Cyrus rejoins Twitter... for Charlie Sheen

Miley Cyrus rejoined Twitter, taking over the official feed for her upcoming "Gypsy Heart" tour.Miley Cyrus rejoined Twitter, taking over the official feed for her upcoming "Gypsy Heart" tour

(PEOPLE.com) -- Charlie Sheen's "Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour may have imploded in Detroit, but he's earned at least one new Twitter follower: Miley Cyrus.

After a year-and-a-half sabbatical from the social networking site, the teen star rejoined Twitter on Monday. She took over the official feed for her upcoming "Gypsy Heart" tour and posted this message: "'Do not fear...the Sheenius is here!' I'm not gonna lie. I came back to twitter for 2 reasons. My fans and to follow @charliesheen #winning."

Cyrus had 1.1 million Twitter followers when she abruptly quit the social networking site in October 2009, saying, "I want my private life private". Her then-boyfriend, Liam Hemsworth, was also blamed as the reason she quit Twitter, since Cyrus referenced him in her final Tweet. "FYI Liam doesn't have a Twitter and he wants ME to delete mine with good reason," she wrote.

Although Cyrus Tweeted that she doesn't plan to resurrect her old @mileycyrus account "any time soon," she's using the @gypsyhearttour account as a personal account, posting a photo of her dog Lila and Tweeting about eating dinner with her family.

She also reached out to Jaden Smith, writing, "Let's take over the world together! Starting with Disney Land! PS I'm totes laying around eating chocolate watching Hancock."
See full article at PEOPLE.com.

http://edition.cnn.com/2011/SHOWBIZ/celebrity.news.gossip/04/04/miley.cyrus.twitter.ppl/index.html
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