Miley Cyrus reportedly included 14 men in the “River” music video following rumors that her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth cheated on her with 14 women.

Miley Cyrus reportedly included 14 men in the “River” music video following rumors that her ex-husband Liam Hemsworth cheated on her with 14 women.

While singing about rebounding from a past relationship, the Wrecking Ball singer, 30, showed off her incredible dance moves in a black halter minidress as rain poured down on her and her backup dancers gyrated to her music.

As lights flashed around the Grammy nominee began to sing: 'Heart beats so loud that it’s drowning me out/Living in an April shower/You’re pouring down, baby. Drowning me out/You’re just like a river/You go on forever.'

The black and white footage then panned to the Black Mirror actress surrounded by a group of hunky guys as water fell down on them and splashed their sides. 

Cyrus goes on to croon about not being to 'stop from thinking' about meeting a partner that would 'have the honor of my babies.' The daughter of country music veteran Billy Ray Cyrus, who identifies as pansexual, then gushes that she hopes their future children have his or her 'eyes and that crooked smile.'

She then admits to being in a 'drought' before embarking in her next romance, which may be a nod to her new relationship with musician Maxx Morando.

On Wednesday, she posted a video of herself explaining the meaning behind her song, River, which she said was written at a time when she was 'going through just a lot emotionally and personally.'

'I guess all my songs kind of evolve. They can start as something that was a trouble... like it just feels like it's an April shower,' Cyrus said. 'It never stops raining. And then it started raining down like love.'

The performer continued: 'Sometimes we just need a dancefloor banger, aka they don't want me to talk about how the fact the song is about [bleep]. It's [bleeping] nasty. It's nasty.' 

The music video coincided with the release of her album, Endless Summer Vacation, which features collabs with Brandi Carlile and Sia.

Hot on the heels of the success of her record-breaking track, Flowers, which broke Spotify's one-week streaming record last month, the pop sensation announced that she and Carlile, 41, joined forces on a song titled Thousand Miles. 

Her collaboration with Australian singer-songwriter Sia, 47, is called Muddy Feet.