At least he’s feeling the birthday love from someone.
Liam Hemsworth’s girlfriend, Gabriella Brooks, took to social media to celebrate what would have been her boyfriend’s 33rd birthday.
“It’s Liam day,” the 26-year-old model captioned a photo of the “Hunger Games” star enjoying a dip in the ocean on her Instagram Stories on Friday.
Brooks’ post comes just hours after Hemsworth’s ex-wife, Miley Cyrus, dropped a shady breakup song titled “Flowers” that seemingly references their failed marriage.
“We were good / We were gold / A kind of dream that can’t be sold,” sings the 30-year-old singer. “We were perfect / ’til we weren’t / Built a house and watched it burn down.”
Fans believed the song was about Hemsworth and Cyrus’ multi-million dollar Malibu home, which was destroyed in a wildfire in 2018.
Cyrus then talks about not wanting to leave the Australian actor, but feeling she is better off alone.
“I didn’t want to leave you / I didn’t want to lie / Started crying but then remembered / I could buy myself flowers / Write my name in the sand / Talk to myself for hours / Like Say things you don’t understand,” she sings.
Hemsworth and Cyrus secretly married in 2018. However, the “Wrecking Ball” singer announced they were separating next summer after less than a year of marriage.
The “Killerman” actor filed for divorce days later, citing “irreconcilable differences” as the reason for the split. In January 2020, Hemsworth and Cyrus’ divorce became final.
While the “We Can’t Stop” singer has stayed quiet about the demise of her relationship, last year she called their whirlwind marriage a “f–king disaster.”
“Honey, I hope your marriage goes better than mine,” Cyrus said in March 2022 after taking the couple onstage to propose during her Lollapalooza Brazil set. “My king was a disaster!”
Cyrus is now dating Lily drummer Max Morando, while her ex-husband has been with Brooks since late 2019.
Despite breakup rumors, the Australian couple made their red carpet debut last November at the premiere of the actor’s film “Poker Face.”