Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth may have ended their 15-month long engagement last September, but various sources say that both parties have not burned the bridge between them.

In an interview with Chris Bath on Australia's 'Sunday Night' television show, Cyrus revealed that she and Hemsworth are on good terms. In the interview, she tells Chris Bath that she loves Liam, Liam loves her.

Hemsworth also expresses his sentiments about Cyrus by saying they will "always be best friends."

This recent statement finally debunks the thought that Cyrus and Hemsworth became sworn enemies after their break-up.

In the tell-all interview, Cyrus also explains that her controversial song "Wrecking Ball" is actually not about her split with Hemsworth, but rather about freedom and setting herself free.

The "Wrecking Ball" singer shared in Hello Magazine that she realized she needed to conquer her fear after the break up, "[That fear] was actually bigger than any other transition I had, this entire year."

"I don't ever want to have to need someone again, where you feel like, without them, you can't be yourself." Cyrus added.

In the interview "The World According to Miley Cyrus," another clip interview with Australia's SN, Cyrus says that "Everyone, at some point, has this punk rock rebellion..." and adds that we should let people live their lives on where they are happiest.