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Looking Back at Why Liam Hemsworth Couldn't Commit After Heartbreaking Miley Cyrus Split

In a whirlwind that spanned over a decade, Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus finally ended their on-and-off relationship with a divorce more than five years ago. While Hemsworth has moved on and is currently involved with Gabriella Brooks, reports from January, indicated that the scars from his marriage to Cyrus may be preventing him from considering marriage again. According to an insider, Brooks is highly vocal about her desire to take the next step in their relationship.   Despite dating for five years and having the support of the Hemsworth family, Hemsworth was reportedly struggling with commitment issues, haunted by the heartbreak of his split from Cyrus. "[He’s] having a hard time committing," the source revealed, underscoring the emotional aftermath of Hemsworth’s breakup with Cyrus, a relationship that left a lasting impact on the actor. While Brooks hopes for an engagement soon, Hemsworth seems unsure about when or if he will ever commit again.
Image Source: Getty Images | Photo by Lisa Maree Williams   Intriguingly, the Hemsworth family has been proactively motivating Hemsworth to move forward. As per The Things, a source revealed, “They adore Gabriella and have been telling Liam it’s normal to have ups and downs, they hope he’ll make his move over Christmas!” Unfortunately, the fear of a failed marriage persists, making Hemsworth move cautiously in such situations. Hemsworth and Cyrus’s union sealed in 2018, ended with Cyrus filing for divorce in 2019 and, the proceedings ended in early 2020. The couple remained tight-lipped about the specifics behind their separation initially, but Cyrus has since shared her perspective. In a TikTok video, Cyrus disclosed, “Glastonbury was in June [2019], which was when the decision had been made. The day of the [Glastonbury] show was the day I had decided it was no longer going to work in my life to be in that relationship, That was another moment where the work, the performance, the character came first. I guess that’s why it’s now so important to me for that not to be the case — that the human comes first.”

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