Young Love On The Rocks? Miley Cyrus & Liam Hemsworth Hit A ‘Rough Patch’ In Their Relationship
March 6 2013, Published 11:02 a.m. ET
Trouble in paradise?
Miley Cyrus and her fiancé, Liam Hemsworth, have been showing signs that are causing major warning flags about their relationship, and it looks like the young lovebirds are hitting a “rough patch” in their relationship.
The former Disney star and her Aussie beau have spent the last month out on the town without each other, and sources close to the couple say their separate lives are causing a strain to their engagement.
“Liam and Miley are done,” a source told Us Weekly. “Miley put her career on hold to spend all her time on Liam. Now that she’s back recording her fourth album, he’s not happy. She says she’s over it.”
But is it work that is really the cause of their strain, or is it the rumored other women in the relationship?
On Oscar weekend Miley, 20, and Liam, 23, hit up multiple Hollywood parties – just not with each other.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Star magazine was first to break the news that Liam was spotted hanging out with January Jones, 35, at the Chateau Marmont where “they even kissed,” and left the party together in the same car and went to a private house party!
January and Liam were “openly making out” at the party, Star reported.
During the same weekend, Miley was partying solo at the Mario Testino bash, and then she took her mom Tish Cyrus to the Elton John AIDS Foundation party in West Hollywood on Oscar night.
One source says this is a “rough patch” in their relationship and that Miley’s extreme hair cut and wild ways of dressing are also not helping the pair.
“Liam fell in love with how free spirited she is, but now he’s struggling to understand this transformation.”
Do you think Miley and Liam can fix their relationship? Tell us in comments.
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