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Miley Cyrus' pastor lecture
Jan 20, 2009, 9:45 GMT

The 16-year-old \'Hannah Montana\' star and model Justin Gatson, 20, reportedly infuriated the minister by communicating through their mobile phones during a service at their place of worship in Montrose, California. © Bob Charlotte / PR Photos
Miley Cyrus was lectured by her church pastor for sending text messages to her boyfriend.
The 16-year-old 'Hannah Montana' star and model Justin Gatson, 20, reportedly infuriated the minister by communicating through their mobile phones during a service at their place of worship in Montrose, California.
The pastor was said to be so upset he took them both aside to speak about their behaviour.
A source told America's Star magazine: "They thought they could fool people, but Miley couldn't stop giggling."
Despite the age difference between Miley and Justin, the singer-and-actress says her family approve of their relationship because the underwear model is "a good Christian guy".
Miley said: "Our families are like, 'Whatever happens, happens'. If he's nothing but a really good friend, that's awesome.
"More than anything, he has really helped me move on from a lot of things. He's a really great Christian guy. He's gone through stuff, and I've gone through stuff, and everyone goes through that."

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...I'm sure it will really bother her with all of her multi-million dollar net worth. Heck, all she needs is real career management.
do you expect from the little whore who has sex with her own father.
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WonderJan 20th, 2009 - 18:07:16
if her limited talent will see her through later years? Her demeaner and that coarse voice and way of talking needs to clear up one of these days.
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