Miley Cyrus' 'Flowers' music video features house where ex Liam Hemsworth took 14 mistresses, sources say
MALIBU, CALIFORNIA: A new hidden aspect of the music video for Miley Cyrus' new song 'Flowers', which is allegedly about her ex, Liam Hemsworth, has come to light. Sources reportedly said that the music video for the song, that purportedly chronicled her failing marriage to Hemsworth, showed a house where the 'Hunger Games' actor allegedly took 14 mistresses while they were still married.
According to Pop Faction, sources close to Cyrus said on Friday, January 13, "Liam Hemsworth and around 14 other women used the property as a motel when he was married to Miley."
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As reported per AceShowbiz, upon learning of the news, fans were left shocked. "FOURTEEN ?????? goddamn," one wrote in disbelief. Another commented, "My jaw dropped tf i didnt know this s**t." Someone else remarked, "And yet people still blame miley for their divorce. i'm not taking sides but people were so quick to turn on her without listening to her side of the story. it takes two to tango."
Others, meanwhile, were thankful that Cyrus left him. "So glad she left him," one fan remarked, while another wrote, "She is so iconic to this song, on his birthday, looks like his favorite song and the place were he had girls when he was married? Miley slayed." Someone reflected the sentiment with, "If this is true, she is getting the best revenge with the success of 'Flowers.'"
Interestingly, Cyrus released 'Flowers' and its the music video on Hemsworth's birthday, January 13. The music video sees the 'Hannah Montana' enjoying by herself while singing, "I can buy myself flowers/ Write my name in the sand/ Talk to myself for hours/ Yeah, some things you don't understand." She continues, "But I can take myself dancing, yeah/ I can hold my own hand/ Yeah, I can love me better than you can."
The opening single from her new album, 'Endless Summer Vacation', is allegedly about Hemsworth and their broken marriage, fans speculated. They noted that Cyrus intentionally released the song on Hemsworth's birthday, and that she imitated a dance she performed at an event she attended with the 'Isn't it Romantic' star in the music video.
Friction in their marriage may also be alluded to in lyrics, "I can love me better," which was visible in a cringe-worthy red carpet exchange at the 'Avengers: Endgame' premiere in May 2019. As the two were posing for pictures, Cyrus pretended to lick Hemsworth, to which he reacted awkwardly and requested that she "behave for once." As she pushed Hemsworth away and posed alone, Cyrus looked irate.
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