Miley Cyrus' Wrecking Ball twitter message on the evening of September 27, 2013 suggests that her heart still longs for ex boyfriend Liam Hemsworth. After the recent break up between Cyrus and Hemsworth, the media and fans have been spouting their own theories on why the two engaged lovebirds split.
Some believe that Hemsworth could not stand the new Cyrus while others suggest that she felt trapped in the relationship. There are theories that cheating was involved. Did Cyrus cheat on Hemsworth with Mike? Or did Hemsworth cheat with January Jones and Eiza Gonzalez? It could also be the drugs - molly and marijuana - that got between the two.
A body language expert Judi James spoke to Entertainment Wise about her thoughts on the 20-year-old Cyrus' recent rebellious behavior.
"I think she (Miley) is putting on such a tremendous act. We have seen her through every different type of Miley. We have seen her as the child star, then we had the sophisticated look with Liam and now she has gone into rebellion."
James suggests that Cyrus doesn't "know where she is coming or going right now" She also states that Cyrus is pretending that she is in control.
"She probably needs to go away for a while and find out who she is. I don't think this is her."
On the other hand, James thinks Hemsworth looks happy and relieved after the split.
Cyrus' recent tweets are a bit confusing to the reader.
She tweeted Friday night, "Don't you ever say I just walked away I will always want you.... "
These are lyrics from Wrecking Ball. Could she be promoting the song or could she be sending a message to her ex lover Hemsworth?
Soon after she tweeted, "I'm exhausted from being so fucking happy. In bed at 9:45 & it feels so good. #booksinbed"
She insists that she is very content with her life now.
While everyone is entitled to their opinions, hearing from the actual star directly is important before judgments are made.
What do you think? Is there still love between them? Will they get back together? Or are the two just not meant to be?
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