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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth's families reportedly want them to reconsider their decision to split

    The 26-year-old pop star and Liam, 29, recently announced their separation after less than 12 months of marriage, but according to an insider, their families hope they will take some time to reconsider the move


    The insider shared: "Their families have urged them to take some time to breathe before they make any final decisions.

    "They are both upset about how this has blown up and are both hurting right now."

    The high-profile duo tied the knot in December 2018, but decided to go their separate ways after their priorities changed.

    More specifically, it's claimed that Miley "outgrew" her party-loving ways of the past.

    The insider explained to E! News: "Liam was continuing to party with his friends. They used to party, but Miley outgrew that phase."

    Meanwhile, a source close to Miley previously claimed that the chart-topping singer is having a "hard time" letting go of Liam.

    Miley is apparently struggling to get over him because of their extensive history together, having first met on the set of the 2010 movie 'The Last Song'.

    The insider said: "They have a long history together, and that's a huge part of why she has a hard time letting him go. At the end of the day, she wants to be happy, and she genuinely wants Liam to be happy too."

    Miley and Liam are holding off on filing for divorce for now and friends believe that they could get back together in the future.

    The source added: "They're having a break right now because they needed it.

    "It was a bad situation with a lot of disagreements. They both agreed it's better to spend time apart, but this doesn't mean their relationship is completely over."

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