Cyrus: Romance in films does not exist in real life

Miley Cyrus thinks chivalry is dead.

Sun, 21 Jul, 2013 - 11:37

Miley Cyrus thinks chivalry is dead.

The 'We Can't Stop' singer - who is engaged to 'Hunger Games' hunk Liam Hemsworth - gets "depressed" watching heartthrob Leonardo DiCaprio in movies, because she feels the romance seen in his films does not exist in real life.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Alberta, Canada Person: Cyrus Person: Miley Cyrus Person: Liam Hemsworth Person: Leonardo DiCaprio Person: Miley Person: Liam Organisation: BBC Radio 1

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