Nearly five years after their divorce was finalized, Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth may be on the verge of a pivotal face-to-face conversation. According to reports, the former couple has come to an agreement to meet, with sources indicating that Cyrus is the one advocating for this reunion. Her motivation is to clear up any lingering feelings and avoid letting more time pass without closure. This meeting, she emphasizes, is not about rehashing old memories but about releasing the past.
A source shared with Star Magazine that Cyrus has had difficulty moving forward despite her efforts. The insider revealed that Hemsworth, who was her first true love, remains significant in her mind. “She truly believed they were destined to be together, and she regrets a lot of the way things went down towards the end of their relationship,” the source noted.
Cyrus has often poured her emotions into her music, but as the fifth anniversary of their divorce approaches, she reportedly finds herself reflecting on their shared history. The insider explained that she dislikes leaving things unsaid, which drives her desire to meet Hemsworth in person rather than communicating through text messages.
Although Hemsworth is now engaged to model Gabriella Brooks, he has reportedly agreed to meet Cyrus, albeit with some trepidation due to his aversion to confrontation. The source revealed that he has largely avoided contact with her since their split but recognizes that continuing to do so is becoming increasingly difficult. They plan to meet the next time he is in Los Angeles.
Cyrus and Hemsworth’s relationship, which spanned about a decade, was marked by both joy and pain. They originally crossed paths in 2009 while filming “The Last Song,” married in 2018, and separated less than a year later. Since their breakup, both individuals have moved on to new relationships—Cyrus with musician Maxx Morando and Hemsworth with Brooks. Despite their new beginnings, this potential meeting represents a significant step for Cyrus as she seeks personal peace and closure.