Olympic skier Gus Kenworthy did not just make buzz online with his silver medal for slopestyle skiing or for his plans to adopt stray puppies in Sochi. Now, he's the most talked about guy in Bangerz singer life, Miley Cyrus.

Along with his other Team USA buddies, they tried reaching out to their celebrity crushes last Valentine's Day. His fellow Winter Olympic winners Joss Christensen and Nick Groepper reached out to Emma Watson and Taylor Swift respectively while he set his target on the Wrecking Ball star, Yahoo Sports reports.

When he asked Miley to be his Valentine via Twitter, the Olympian did not get a fast reply. But the athlete was exhilarated when Miley followed him back on the microblogging site on Sunday. One of the reasons of the follow back that the former Disney star stated is the sportsman's love for puppies since she shares the same soft spot for the furry pets too.

Miley tweeted a picture of American skier hugging four cute puppies. The possible romantic relationship to develop between the two certainly be a love match made in Twitter, NESN.com wrote.

Bangerz Tour Kick Off

It was on Friday night when Miley kicked off her Bangerz tour at the Roger's Arena in Vancouver and headed to Tacoma, WA come Sunday, Designntrend stated. The concert tour was once again filled with a lot of controversial parts with the singer having used giant hot dogs and even used a tongue slide as one of her props.

Miley is out for her tour for next couple of months. The complete tour dates of the young and controversial singer are as follows:

February 20: Anaheim, CA Honda Center
February 22: Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
February 24: Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
February 25: San Jose, CA SAP Center
February 27: Phoenix, AZ US Airways Center
March 1: Las Vegas, NV MGM Grand Garden Arena
March 4: Denver, CO Pepsi Center
March 6: Omaha, NE CenturyLink Center
March 7: Chicago, IL Allstate Arena
March 9: Milwaukee, MI BMO Harris Bradley Center
March 10: St. Paul, MI Xcel Energy Center
March 12: Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
March 13: Tulsa, OK BOK Center
March 15: San Antonio, TX AT&T Center
March 16: Houston, TX Toyota Center
March 18: New Orleans, LA New Orleans Arena
March 20: Tampa, FL Tampa Bay Times Forum
March 22: Miami, FL American Airlines Arena
March 24: Orlando, FL Amway Center
March 25: Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
March 29: Montreal, QC Bell Centre
March 31: Toronto, ON Air Canada Centre
April 2: Boston, MA TD Garden
April 3: East Rutherford, NJ IZOD Center
April 5: Brooklyn, NY Barclays Center
April 7: Charlotte, NC Time Warner Cable Arena
April 8: Raleigh, NC PNC Arena
April 10: Washington, DC Verizon Center
April 12: Detroit, MI The Palace Of Auburn Hills
April 13: Columbus, OH Schottenstein Center
April 15: Kansas City, MO Sprint Center
April 16: St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center
April 18: Nashville, TN Bridgestone Arena
April 19: Louisville, KY KFC YUM! Center
April 22: Philadelphia, PA Wells Fargo Center
April 24: Uniondale, NY Nassau Veterans War Memorial Coliseum