Has Miley Cyrus had some buyer's remorse on her new body art?

The 19-year-old left famed boxer Manny Pacquiao’s tattoo parlor in Hollywood on Wednesday with a bandage over her arm where she had inked the roman numerals VIIXCI on her right inner elbow earlier this month.

Sources speculate the starlet has either added or made changes to the visibly placed body art which might have not had the meaning she was hoping for!

Boxing champ Manny Pacquiao has come out swinging against reports that he made anti-gay comments in a recent interview, saying it was a lie the publication made up.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, on Tuesday night, the popular boxer was banned from the celebrity friendly outdoor shopping mall The Grove in Los Angeles where he was scheduled to tape an interview with Extra host Mario Lopez on Wednesday afternoon.

Boxer Manny Pacquiao has been banned from The Grove, a posh outdoor shopping mall in Los Angeles, and that’s a problem since he was scheduled to tape an interview Wednesday afternoon with the syndicated show Extra, which shoots there with host Mario Lopez.

The ban comes after the popular boxer --  a devout Catholic and a Congressman in his homeland of the Philippines -- made inflammatory comments against same sex marriage in wake of President Obama’s support of marriage equality.

His birthday was actually last month, but none of the dozens of A-Listers who came out Saturday night to celebrate Muhammad Ali turning 70 cared one bit. And it didn't stop them from opening their wallets big time during the auction that raised millions for his charity.

Stevie Wonder, who had given an emotional performance during Whitney Houston's funeral that morning, sang "Happy Birthday."

Mike Tyson has taken to Twitter to pay homage to late boxing legend Smokin' Joe Frazier, who died at 67 Monday in Philadelphia after a battle with liver cancer.

"Today is a sad yet remarkable day as we mourn the death of boxing legend Joe Frazier & honor him by celebrating his amazing accomplishments," Tyson, 45, tweeted, expanding in detail about his admiration for the fallen fighter.

"Frazier and [Muhammad] Ali were quintessential the apex of pedigree fighting in which each man would not give an inch until they were dead. Their era was competitive fighting at the highest level. As a young fighter it has always been an honor to be compared to [Frazier]."

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Boxing legend Smokin' Joe Frazier died Monday night in his hometown of Philadelphia after a battle with liver cancer. He was 67.

Frazier will be best remembered for becoming the first boxer to defeat Muhammad Ali, downing The Greatest of All-Time in the Fight of the Century, a March 1971 bout at New York's famed Madison Square Garden. He later called the win "the greatest thing that ever happened in my life."

The pair would go on to have three matches overall, two in the Big Apple and once in the Philippines, famously dubbed “The Thrilla in Manila.”

Four people were arrested on Friday after they were caught breaking into the home of world champion boxer Manny Pacquiao.

The boxer was training for a fight in his native Philippines when detectives from the Los Angeles Country Sheriff's Department, who happened to be driving by, saw the crime in progress.

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A security guard on duty at the house was on his lunch break when the incident occurred.

"Manny is happy that nothing was stolen," said the boxer's attorney Franklin Gacal.

Manny, who is also a singer and popular personality for commercial endorsements, is set to return to the U.S to fight Juan Manuel Marquez of Mexico.  That fight will take place November 12 in Las Vegas.

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