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Miley Cyrus Walks Red Carpet Without Liam Hemsworth Following His Hospitalization

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Feb 10, 2019 8:47 pm·

By Jaclyn Roth

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Solo outing! Miley Cyrus worked the 2019 Grammy Awards red carpet, and she looked unreal. Unfortunately, her hubby, Liam Hemsworth, couldn’t make it as her date because he was in the hospital on Saturday, February 9, according to his Isn’t It Romantic costar Rebel Wilson. Scroll through the gallery below to see her gorgeous ~lewk~.

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Miley Cyrus wearing black pantsuit at Grammys

Miley’s Night Out

Miley, 26, posed for the camera. So, what exactly happened to her hubby?

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All Smiles

Even though the Hunger Games star was not with Miley, it didn’t seem to bother her. “Yes, he’s texted us this morning, he was in hospital overnight so hopefully he will be fine,” Rebel spilled to Extra.

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Cyrus Family Outing

No word on what exactly happened to the handsome hunk, but Miley’s parents, Billy Ray Cyrus and Tish Cyrus, accompanied their daughter to the award show.

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Fun Times

Miley showed off her goofy side on the carpet.

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Singing Her Heart Out

Even though the blonde beauty isn’t up for an award, she performed “In My Blood” with Shawn Mendes and killed it.

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Forever Kind Of Love

We hope Liam gets better soon! At least he has his wifey to take care of him.

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