(PCM) According to sources, Liam Hemsworth is being driven crazy–and not just in his new film, Paranoia.
Liam’s bride-to-be, former child star Miley Cyrus, is allegedly driving the film star “crazy” and becoming a distraction for Liam while he’s on the set of his latest film.
“While he’s on set in Philadelphia shooting his new film Paranoia, she gallivants around town shopping, getting pampered in nail salons and just can’t sit still,” sources reported to Radar Online. ”Then, when she sees Liam after he’s finished filming, she chews his ear off about her adventures and can’t wait to tell him what she did that day.”
“With the early starts and late finishes, all Liam wants to do is rest, go through his script so he’s ready for his role and order a takeout or go for a quiet dinner,” the source went on to say. “But Miley wants to go to the local gay bars and hit up fancy restaurants, which Liam just isn’t in the mood for.”
Allegedly Liam also told Miley to end her apparently indefinite stay with him in Philly and to “go back home” to Los Angeles.
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