After Miley Cyrus told Paper Magazine about her multifaceted sexuality and gender identity. Miley arrived at the amfAR gala in New York last week with her date and was highlighted with a different kind of "gender identity", this according to the London Evening Standard.

The Wrecking Ball hit maker arrived at the red carpet with Tyler Ford, who is known writing on teen site and a former contestant of The Glee Project. Miley's new BFF is said to be using pronoun "they" instead of using "he or she" which expresses their gender in a very unclear manner.

The outspoken advocate for LGBT community reportedly teamed up with Ford for her founded charity The Happy Hippie Foundation, which aims to raise awareness and help the LGBT community including the youth.

Before going to the event Cyrus posted in Instagram, captioned, "Tyler is a queer, bi-racial, agender person".

While Miley Cyrus is embracing the gender fluidity, Ruby Rose who plays Stella in Orange is the New Black is embracing the same identity as Miley.

In a recent interview with Elle Magazine, Ruby Rose, explained her true definition of "gender fluid."

She said, "Gender fluidity is not really feeling like you're at one end of the spectrum or the other. For the most part, I definitely don't identify as any gender." She further explained that she is not a guy and she doesn't feel like a woman, but she is born female, so for her she is "somewhere in the middle," which she considers she's having "both sexes."

She also added, "I have a lot of characteristics that would normally be present in a guy and then less that would be present in a woman. But then sometimes I'll put on a skirt - like today."

People's understanding about the gender identity are starting to change as celebrities are starting to rise embracing this whole new gender concept, which includes Caitlyn Jenner who bravely faced the transgender issues, making people understand what gender fluidity really means.