Is the Twitter war finally over between LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian's ex-wife Brandi Glanville? According to Us Weekly, Rimes called a truce Sunday.
"As a collective unit, Brandi and I would like all negativity to cease toward one another," Rimes wrote on Twitter. "We have communicated and have a direct understanding that we are only ourselves on Twitter and have no other accounts that try to destroy one another."
The cease-fire in the infamous feud comes after allegations Rimes set up a second Twitter account to send hateful messages to Glanville. Rimes has denied any cyber-bullying.
Though Glanville didn't directly comment on the "truce," she re-tweeted Rime's statement to her followers.
"Please for our families' sake stop the hate now and let us live our lives," Rimes continued. "We don't need opinions or outside help in order for that to happen."
It was just a little over a month ago, when Glanville tweeted at Rimes: "I told Eddie to please tell you that I think it is highly inappropriate for you to sing in my sons class on Friday. Boundries!!"
Then Brandi added: "It's Mason's week share his family with the class. it isn't ur place.Let Eddie read a script. You are not his parent. RESPECT!"
According to the New York Daily News, LeAnn responded with "I have asked once and would hope my fans would please respect my wishes... Please do not retweet me anyone else's drama."
Back in January, it was alleged that the country star protected her Twitter feed to attack her fiance's ex-wife.
Amy Grindhouse has an account of that reported incident, where Rimes would allegedly tweet similar things that Glanville had already written on the social networking site.
The reason for the feud in the first place? Cibrian cheated on Glanville while they were married with Rimes in 2009. Rimes was also married at the time.