Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth’s public relationship lasted more than 10 years and although they divorced in 2019, the couple’s story continues to captivate their fans.
A Twitter thread put together by @milesholy went viral on the platform for its exhaustive account of the romance between Cyrus and Hemsworth. What began as a strong friendship on a movie set turned into a tumultuous courtship in the public eye.
Miley Cyrus met Hemsworth in 2009 when she was 16 and he was 19 while they were both recording “The Last Song”. She was already famous for being the lead in her Disney series “Hannah Montana”, while the Australian actor was not as well known in Hollywood yet.
Just three years after meeting and after several breakups, the couple confirmed the rumors of their engagement. During this time they made several public appearances and were totally in love, spending time with their families and traveling together. It was also this time that Miley came under fire from the press.
Miley Cyrus shed her Disney image and began to come across as more mature in her looks and her music. Her Twitter thread details her continued attacks on her new image, the misogynistic headlines accusing her of embarrassing Liam Hemsworth with her performances, and the effect this had on her mental health.
Cyrus and Hemsworth were finally married in December 2018 in an intimate wedding, but Miley says that they separated because they both wanted to follow different paths. The artist refers to this in the song Never Be Me, from her latest album Plastic Hearts: “If you’re looking for someone stable, that will never be me.”
One of Miley Cyrus’ last appearances was her new year’s celebration with Pete Davidson, in which she performed songs with her sister Noah Cyrus, Brandi Carlile, Billie Joe Armstrong, among others.
Source: Eluniverso
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