14 DAY TRIAL // Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth met in 2010, on the set of the critically panned “The Last Song,” and are believed to have started dating almost immediately. They're now back together after a break, but her friends are none too happy about it.
For some months, the singer and actress has made zero effort to hide from the press the fact that she and Liam had rekindled their romance, which was cut short a few weeks after the promo tour for the aforementioned film wrapped.
They're a couple again and Miley vouches she's never been happier. Her friends, though, would beg to differ, claims Star Magazine.
In its latest print issue (story via here), Star says that Miley's good friends are constantly urging her to end things with Liam again, for a very simple reason: he's not good for her.
As of late, they have doubled their efforts to make Miley see things their way, especially since she's been talking about dropping everything and moving to Australia, to get married to Liam and start a family.
The friends believe this could be the biggest mistake she could ever make, says the report.
“He’s bossy and controlling, and it’s just understood that Miley always pays for them. Her pals all think he’s just a dumb surfer and a pothead,” an insider says.
Another spy blames “Miley's wild behavior in recent months” on Liam's influence, though another recent report painted him in exactly the opposite light.
“Miley is quickly earning a reputation as a hard-partying stoner,” Star writes.
“Everyone would breathe a big sigh of relief if she dumped Liam and moved on,” the second insider explains.
As noted above, another recent report claimed that Liam was actually the one who curbed Miley's partying, by making her see that, while she was young and deserved to go out and have fun, there was such a thing as too much fun.
That report also said that Liam had asked Miley to remove her tattoos because he had serious plans with her – and did not want their children to see their mother all inked up because then they would have wanted to do the same.