Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth seem like one of Hollywood’s happiest couples. Take one look at either of their Instagram accounts, and you’ll see why. Cyrus literally wrote “Malibu,” her absurdly happy, sunshiny new single, about him. On the outside, it seems like they have a perfect relationship.

But of course, nothing is perfect, and Hemsworth and Cyrus went through a lengthy—not to mention highly publicized—breakup before getting to this good place. The Younger Now singer opened up about this in a new interview with Howard Stern, revealing Hemsworth actually moved into the house where she recorded her first album during their split, though he didn’t know it at first.

The irony of this anecdote is amazing, yes, but it’s not the only revealing part of Cyrus’ very candid chat with Stern. Cyrus also opened up about how she deals with Hemsworth spending time with his female costars. Despite fully trusting Hemsworth and being confident in their relationship, she admits she still gets a little nervous when he works with other actresses.

“I get that little butterfly in my stomach,” she said. “I know me and I know what our relationship is, so anyone’s gonna feel like…it’s f-cking abnormal, I think, but my life is abnormal.” Still, to put her butterflies at ease, Cyrus says she asks people on set to keep a close eye on her fiancé. “I keep my little spies,” she said. “So I don’t always have to be there.”

This is simultaneously genius and ridiculous. The idea of Cyrus hiring a SWAT team to clock every time Hemsworth goes to the craft service table is hilarious. On the other, if she does trust Hemsworth, this really isn’t necessary—and it sort of demonizes Hemsworth’s female costars, which is a little…ick.

But leave it to Cyrus to have the most extra way of keeping tabs on her significant other. Now I want spies! How do I get spies?

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