In the latest installment of her TikTok series, "Used to Be Young," Miley Cyrus opened up about a pivotal moment in her life when she realized her 10-year marriage with ex-husband Liam Hemsworth was no longer sustainable. The singer-songwriter shared insights into the decision-making process and the emotional backdrop that led to their eventual divorce in 2020.
In "Part 37" of her TikTok series, Cyrus recounted the Glastonbury music festival in June 2019 as the turning point in her relationship with Hemsworth. She described how their commitment to marriage initially stemmed from love and the shared experience of overcoming trauma, having been together for a decade.
Cyrus revealed that it was during her Glastonbury show that she had a moment of clarity, realizing that the marriage was no longer working for her. Despite the 10-year history and the initial commitment based on love and shared challenges, she acknowledged that the relationship had reached a point where the performance and character took precedence over the personal connection.
The singer emphasized the importance of prioritizing the human aspect over the professional, contrasting it with the earlier phase of her life and career.
Following Cyrus's performance at Glastonbury, Liam Hemsworth filed for divorce in August 2019, with the divorce being finalized in 2020. Despite the heartache, Cyrus has recently shared nostalgic memories of her relationship with Hemsworth, particularly recalling the time they fell in love on the set of "The Last Song."
In retrospect, Cyrus acknowledged the undeniable chemistry between them during the movie, noting that it marked the beginning of their decade-long relationship. The singer's candid reflections provide a glimpse into the complexities of navigating a high-profile relationship in the public eye.
