Miley Cyrus and Kaitlynn Carter -confused

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Miley Cyrus and Kaitlynn Carter were first seen together on holiday in Italy. Pictured with Brandi Cyrus (right). Picture: Instagram

 Divorce is a terrible thing. Also treating marriage as an event, and breaking marriage promises displays lack of character. 

 Miley Cyrus and Kaitlynn Carter have broken up, weeks after going public with their immoral LGBT ideological relationship. But the Wrecking Ball singer, 26, will remain friends with her 31-year-old reality TV star ex-girlfriend.

 These two confused individuals slavishly followed the LGBT agenda thinking lesbianism would bring joy and satisfaction. It doesn't and it didn't. 

 Typical of Hollywood and low moral behavior and thinking, Cyrus split with Liam Hemsworth after one year of marriage, and Carter broke up with her partner of six years, Brody Jenner. In particular, Cyrus appears to be unable to sustain a normal marriage relationship hence jumps foolishly into the sad broken lifestyle trap of LGBT ideology. Or perhaps it was simply to reignite her falling fame. 

Not realizing these two women look completely foolish seeking to jump onto the latest fad of LGBT ideology. Cyrus and Carter went public with their relationship in August, when pictures emerged online showing them kissing on a trip in Lake Como, Italy. 

 Cyrus and Hemsworth married on December 2018, after dating on-and-off for 10 years. Unable to maintain normal marriage, these broken women have fallen deep into the Hollywood trap seeking fame by the latest LGBT fad only to discover it doesn't and never will work. 



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