Miley Cyrus Reveals She Kept Dress From First Date With Liam Hemsworth

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Miley Cyrus is a little sentimental about her past.

The singer, known for her song “Flowers,” recently revealed she’s kept clothes from her ten-year relationship with Liam Hemsworth, as she was revisiting memorable fashion items.

Miley recently shared in an interview with *Vogue* that she keeps sentimental items from her past relationships, like the dress she wore when she first met her ex-husband and the one she wore on their first date. She explained that she wants to cherish these special memories.

Miley, 32, recently shared that she’s been sorting through her belongings and is keeping mementos from her relationship, which ended in 2019, because they’re still meaningful to her.

She explained that because these personal experiences have also played out in the public eye, it’s difficult to choose what parts of her story she’s comfortable sharing.

Miley and Liam first met on the set of the movie *The Last Song* in 2010 and began a relationship that continued on and off for several years. They married in 2018, after a fire destroyed their home in Malibu, but Liam filed for divorce just eight months later, and the divorce was finalized in early 2020.

Miley explained that losing her home in a fire also meant losing many of her relationships. However, she said this difficult experience ultimately brought positive change and helped her appreciate what she still had.

Miley Cyrus shared that the fire which destroyed her house was surprisingly a turning point for the better. She explained that losing all her possessions and having to rebuild allowed her to be more intentional with what she owned and, more importantly, appreciate the people around her.

Although Miley is currently dating Maxx Morando and was a bit upset about her breakup, she’s also playfully teased her ex-husband, who recently announced his engagement to Gabriella Brooks.

A fan who met Miley in June shared a photo showing the singer referring to a vinyl record as “The best Liam.”

For more of Miley’s history with Liam, and her thoughts on their split, keep reading…

 

Even though they broke up, Miley admitted she and Liam Hemsworth had a real connection while making the 2010 film, *The Last Song*.

She explained in a September 2023 TikTok video that what made the movie so special was seeing two young people fall in love, both on screen and in real life as it was happening.

Miley explained that they had instant chemistry, which sparked a ten-year relationship.

Miley shared in September 2023 that she realized her marriage was ending while at the Glastonbury music festival in 2019.

In a TikTok video, she explained that she and Liam decided to get married after Glastonbury in June. She said their decision came from a genuine place of love, as they’d been together for ten years, but also from wanting to quickly heal and rebuild after experiencing some difficult times together.

Miley revealed that she ended her relationship on the day of the show, realizing it just wasn’t working for her anymore.

Miley has pointed out the irony of being labeled as overly provocative, considering she actually married her first love after a long engagement.

She shared on the August 2020 episode of the *Call Your Daddy* podcast that her first sexual experience was at age 16. Surprisingly, she later married that person, calling it a ‘pretty crazy’ turn of events.

When asked if her husband was her first sexual partner, Miley confessed that she had previously lied and said he wasn’t, because she didn’t want to appear inexperienced.

Miley and Liam shocked fans by getting married on December 23, 2018, after years of saying they weren’t in a hurry. The wedding came just six weeks after a devastating wildfire destroyed their Malibu home.

Miley told *Rolling Stone* that losing her house in a fire felt like a necessary ending to a chapter of her life. She described it as a moment where she realized she needed to let go of things that weren’t helping her anymore. She then likened the feeling to desperately trying to survive, explaining that her marriage was, in a way, a final effort to find happiness and save herself from feeling lost.

In a December 2020 interview with Howard Stern, she described how, after losing everything in a house fire, she found love and a husband. She explained that, being a very driven person, she didn’t want to dwell on the tragedy or search for meaning in it. Instead, she focused on what remained: her and her future husband, whom she loved deeply then, continues to love now, and believes she always will.

Oh my gosh, you won’t BELIEVE this! Apparently, Miley *wrote* “Slide Away” – like, the song that totally broke my heart all over again – while she was *still* at the Malibu house with Liam! It’s insane! She said later she couldn’t even figure out what happened first – did the song *cause* the breakup, or was she writing about something that was already falling apart? It’s just… so Miley, you know? It makes me love her even more, honestly.

She mused to RS, “Is art a reflection of reality, or does reality become shaped by art? Or could it be that simply *writing* something into being is enough to make it real? Am I capable of having that much influence – of *becoming* what I write?”

For me, making music often feels like a real sacrifice. You pour your heart into songs, and sometimes those songs can unintentionally hurt someone, even if it helps *you* feel less isolated. It makes you wonder if being that brutally honest is really worth it. I remember Dolly – she’s like a godmother to me – telling me there are always two sides to every story. And it got me thinking: when I’m sharing my truth through a song, am I being fair? I never *want* to hurt anyone with my music, but sometimes it happens. Take ‘Angels Like You,’ for example. It must be incredibly difficult for the person it’s about to listen to. Lines like ‘You’re going to wish we never met on the day I leave’… they sting. That’s what I mean when I say music can truly be a sacrifice.

Miley Cyrus still has a playful side, as seen when she spotted a TikTok video of a couple who jokingly promised to get married if she commented on their post. The video featured them kissing and dancing to her song “Plastic Hearts.”

Details are still being worked out, but Miley did leave a comment, saying, “Hope things turn out better for you two than they did for me. Congratulations.”

Even though it often seemed like Miley and Liam had a pretty normal relationship, it became clear towards the end that they weren’t a long-term match.

She explained on *The Howard Stern Show* that there was ultimately too much arguing. “I need someone to be a calming presence when I get home,” she said. “I don’t enjoy coming home to conflict or fighting.”

Looking back a couple of years ago, it seemed like my life was perfect, but it wasn’t,” Miley Cyrus told *Rolling Stone* in November 2020, reflecting on the end of her relationship with Liam. “I was using drugs and alcohol, and the people I was with weren’t helping me grow or reach my full potential. It just wasn’t a healthy or lasting situation.

I’ve always been fascinated by how people assume someone’s doing well just because they’re in a relationship. Miley recently talked about this, and it really resonated with me. She described how people used to think she was ‘living the life’ when she had a partner and a home, but she admitted that was actually a really lost time for her, even more so than when people questioned her mental health. She doesn’t like to make definitive statements, but she’s been prioritizing sobriety because she wants to feel fully present and aware every single day. She’s learned that messing with that – trying to find a ‘balance’ with things that derail her – hasn’t gotten her closer to her goals, so she’s staying focused on what truly works for her.

Miley explained that after her divorce, she didn’t dwell on the sadness, not because she was suppressing her emotions, but because accepting the situation wouldn’t change it. She focused on what she *could* control to avoid feeling helpless and stuck, as she shared during a recent interview on the Scandinavian show *Skavlan*.

Just like women often face questioning when they don’t want a long-term commitment, Miley feels there’s also judgment when a woman doesn’t seem heartbroken after a breakup.

She pointed out that women often face criticism for moving on quickly after a breakup. Miley Cyrus, who started a brief relationship with Kaitlynn Carter shortly after announcing her split from Liam Hemsworth and then dated Cody Simpson for ten months, has admitted that dating has been challenging during the pandemic, but she’s remained open to it.

Miley shared on the show *Skavlan* that she finds healing through travel and connecting with new people. She explained that life is a cycle, and while you may lose someone you care about, someone new will always come into your life.

That fire was a turning point for her, and it actually pushed her towards wanting to get married. Before that, she wasn’t really interested in settling down at all.

When asked about marriage or having children in an August interview on SiriusXM’s *The Morning Mash-Up*, she responded, ‘Not really, it’s never been a big priority for me.’ She added that while her fans might expect her to want those things, she feels differently as a 27-year-old with a clearer understanding of her own desires.

It’s one thing to live freely when you’re single, and another when you’re in a relationship. Miley Cyrus simply embraces the freedom that comes with being single, regardless of how others interpret her actions.

In a tweet from August 22, 2019, Miley addressed rumors about her relationship, explaining that she willingly shares her life with her fans and the public. However, she firmly denied accusations of dishonesty or wrongdoing, stating she had nothing to hide and wouldn’t tolerate being falsely accused of a crime.

She admitted things got a little crazy sometimes, and occasionally they were. However, she emphasized that after she and Liam got back together, she was fully committed to the relationship and there was nothing hidden. She’s learned from her past experiences and doesn’t strive for perfection, finding it dull. She’s matured publicly, and truly has grown up. While she’ll own up to many things, she firmly denies that infidelity caused her marriage to end. After ten years together, she reiterated her enduring love for Liam.

I’ve followed Miley for a long time, and honestly, while she’s always seemed to enjoy having fun and being in relationships, she really seemed to want something lasting with her marriage. She’s hinted that she wanted to settle down and be done with just constantly dating around – she wanted this to be *it*.

During a candid conversation on *The Joe Rogan Experience* podcast in September 2020, she admitted she often feels the need to have someone in her life. She explained that her ex-husband, Liam, felt like a source of comfort, almost a security blanket. She described calling him even after their divorce, saying he was simply ‘something I needed.’

Miley recently shared on the *Call Your Daddy* podcast that she’s actually a very logical person. She tends to calmly figure out what went wrong in a situation instead of getting overly emotional-something people might not expect based on her public image.

She described going through a very public and lengthy breakup after a ten-year relationship. She hopes people now see her as logical, organized, and grounded, which isn’t how she was perceived during that time. She relies heavily on lists to stay organized and keep her life on track.

Relationship postmortems are no different.

Miley explained that after the painful breakup, she focused on staying rational. She found it helpful to make a list, evaluating what she gained and lost in the relationship. She assigned a value from one to ten to each positive and negative contribution, then added everything up to get a clearer picture.

Think about what your past relationships brought to your life and what they took away. What someone added shows you what you want in the future, and what they subtracted shows you what you won’t tolerate again.

The girl had “freedom” tattooed across her right knuckles, for Pete’s sake. ‘Nuff said.

She explained to Zane Lowe of Apple Music in August 2020 that she felt a new sense of freedom, a feeling she’d been experiencing consistently.

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2025-09-25 23:19