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Liam Hemsworth says Miley Cyrus officially took his last name, and it was her idea

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Liam Hemsworth and Miley Cyrus are married. John Sciulli/Getty Images
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Liam Hemsworth says that Miley Cyrus changed her name to Miley Ray Hemsworth following the couple's secret wedding in December, and it was her idea.

Liam, who stars in the upcoming movie "Isn't It Romantic" appeared on "Live With Kelly and Ryan" on Friday, and discussed his relationship with the singer. He corrected host Kelly Ripa after she referred to his wife as Miley Cyrus.

"Miley Ray Hemsworth now, actually," Liam sad. "She will still be obviously known as Miley Cyrus, but she took my name, which is great. I think that was honestly one of the best things about it. I didn't ask her to take my name, but she was like, 'No, of course I'm taking your name.'"

He went on to say that he's gotten more used to calling Miley his wife, but the first couple of weeks were a "fun" change. He also changed her name to "wife" on his phone. 

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The couple met on the set of the 2010 movie "The Last Song" and has been in an on-again, off-again relationship for 10 years. On December 23, 2018, Liam and Miley tied the knot during a low-key wedding that took place in Franklin, Tennessee. It was attended by their immediate family and a few close friends. 

Recently, Liam and Miley attended their first public event together since getting married, the G'Day USA Gala, and the "Hunger Games" star thanked his "beautiful wife" in a speech. 

"You are a sweet, sweet angel," he said. "You're great, you're great."

Watch Liam break the news of his wife's name change on "Live With Kelly and Ryan" below.

 

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Olivia was a senior entertainment reporter for Business Insider. She's known for her coverage of celebrities like Jada Pinkett Smith (and her hit series, "Red Table Talk"), Jennifer Aniston, Timothée Chalamet, Zac Efron, Jacob Elordi, Chris Evans, Andrew Garfield, Tom Holland, the Jonas Brothers, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Jennifer Lopez, and Zendaya.Her pop culture knowledge also extends to "Twilight," "Harry Potter," "The Hunger Games," "Friends," 'How I Met Your Mother," "New Girl," "The Boys," "Gen V,"  "Euphoria," "The Sex Lives of College Girls," "The Umbrella Academy," and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Olivia graduated from Hunter College with a degree in media and a concentration in journalism. Before Insider, she was an intern for Us Weekly, Tiger Beat, and teen.com; a pop culture blogger for Her Campus; and a writer for NKD Magazine.