Liam Hemsworth Talks About Getting Whipped, And Not By Miley Cyrus

Even though we still don’t have final confirmation that the precious love between Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus has been dashed to pieces, they’ve been seen out separately breaking Imperius Curses and wearing bravery bikinis sans engagement ring, so it’s pretty much a foregone conclusion. But since it’s not fully official, don’t go laying your bouquet of flowers on the Hannah Montana Memorial Fountain just yet. Stay positive, keep your eye on the prize, watch Liam do some interviews for the clothing line Bench, and revel in his accent.

In this interview he talks about being whipped — and not by Miley Cyrus, ayooooo! Although, y’know, he is and was pretty whipped by Miley Cyrus; she barely let him out of the house without putting him on a leash. I’m pretty sure she thought she’d adopted him like one of her dogs, and when he stood on his two hind legs and proposed was the first time she even knew she’d hooked a real human bean! But anyway, all that is coming to an end now, so Liam doesn’t have to ask to go on press junkets anymore. He can just wander over to The Philippines and talk about Catching Fire if he wants to, even though those two words were banned in the Cyrus home.

“My character [Gale] gets whipped in this one. So I spent a couple of days on my knees getting whipped, which was pretty horrific.”

That’s good, Liam, these are good things to get off your chest. You spent a couple of years, I mean days getting whipped in your relationship I mean on set! Jeepers. I’m really stumbling over my words today. He says there’s “a whole lot of great stuff” in the new movie, including Jennifer Lawrence:

“She’s one of the most energetic, fun-loving people I’ve ever met. Working with her on set is just easy because she’s so good and she’s just won all these huge awards so congratulations to her for that. She’s amazing.”

Know how I know Miley and Liam are broken up? Because Liam just gave a compliment to another girl, and not only that — she has a full head of hair.

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