Miley Cyrus wrote a letter to Liam about her feelings for him.
Highlights
- Pop star Miley Cyrus has penned love letter for ex-fiance and actor Liam Hemsworth apologising for her wild behaviour following their split in September.
- In the letter, the 20-year-old has also admitted that she "pushed" Hemsworth, 23, away, reports contactmusic.com.
- "As time has gone on and the anger subsided, Miley has really started to feel the pain of the split," a source told The Sun newspaper.
- "She thought about writing some songs, but then decided why not write a letter to Liam to tell him exactly how she feels. Miley admitted to Liam she has pushed him away and said sorry for acting so mad," the source added.
- Cyrus has also confessed that she still has deep feelings for The Hunger Games actor and is keen to meet up with him to sort through differences.
- "Miley says in her letter she still loves Liam deeply and has asked him to meet up. It could be for closure or it could be to start again, but she just wants to see him and talk things through," the source said.
Pop star Miley Cyrus has penned love letter for ex-fiance and actor Liam Hemsworth apologising for her wild behaviour following their split in September.
In the letter, the 20-year-old has also admitted that she "pushed" Hemsworth, 23, away, reports contactmusic.com.
"As time has gone on and the anger subsided, Miley has really started to feel the pain of the split," a source told The Sun newspaper.
"She thought about writing some songs, but then decided why not write a letter to Liam to tell him exactly how she feels. Miley admitted to Liam she has pushed him away and said sorry for acting so mad," the source added.
Cyrus has also confessed that she still has deep feelings for
The Hunger Games actor and is keen to meet up with him to sort through differences.
"Miley says in her letter she still loves Liam deeply and has asked him to meet up. It could be for closure or it could be to start again, but she just wants to see him and talk things through," the source said.