Rumors have persisted throughout the couple's breakup and subsequent divorce that the split is due to Cyrus being unfaithful. But in new revelations about the actress/singer on Twitter, according to Cyrus, not only did her marriage not end due to any kind of infidelity, but her desire to be honest and truthful with everyone meant that she had a lot to share. One of the most surprising admissions offered from her was that she was fired from 2012 Hotel Transylvania for buying Hemsworth a p-nis-shaped cake on her birthday, which she was photographed with. You can check out Cyrus' full Twitter thread below:
I got kicked out of Hotel Transylvania for buying Liam a p-nis cake for her birthday and licking it off her.
In 2011, Cyrus was cast as the voice of Dracula's daughter, Mavis, in the Adam Sandler film. Hotel Transylvania. However, in the early months of 2012, Sony revealed that Cyrus was no longer involved with the project, refusing to explain why. Cyrus was replaced by Selena Gomez, and the Hotel Transylvania franchise has since grossed more than $1 billion at the global box office. In the present, THR is reporting that a Sony source confirmed that Cyrus was fired due to Sony's fears at the time the star's desire to move beyond her Disney Channel image collided with Hotel Transylvania's planned appeal, however. Despite this confirmation, Sony has not made an official statement acknowledging Cyrus's claims.
As things currently stand, it appears Cyrus is at a transformative stage in his life and career. She's never been one to shy away from controversy, and continuing on Twitter to reveal intimate details about her life and her career definitely seems like a way of showing the public that she's serious about being honest and candid at all times. While we may never know for sure exactly what happened to Cyrus and Hemsworth's relationship, it's clear that Cyrus is ready to move on and fans likely can't help but feel that despite the issues he's been through. past the actress/musician, the future still holds a lot of promise
