Zac Bryan's ex-girlfriend hit the red carpet at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night in a revenge dress for the ages.
Brianna LaPaglia, known professionally as Brianna Chickenfry, chose to make a statement at her first awards show since her public split from the country music star. LaPaglia Brian claimed She was exposed to emotional abuse during their relationship. The “Renaissance” singer did not address these allegations.
The TikTok creator walked the red carpet in a metallic dress that hugged her curves and featured a plunging sweetheart neckline.
The bronze dress wasn't her first choice, LaPaglia shared on her Instagram Stories. The 25-year-old posted a photo of herself Transparent silver dress While showing off her Alexis Oakley makeup look.
While LaPaglia seems ready for that Move on from Brianwhom she dated from July 2023 until October 2024, the content creator is not interested in dating.
“Dating feels like a dark hole that I don't want to jump into,” LaPaglia said. US Weekly At the Golden Globe.
LaPaglia admitted that she actually made a bet with podcast co-host Josh Richards about how long the internet personality could go without a new friend.
“We made a bet… I'm not allowed to have a boyfriend until the summer,” she explained. “June 21. Josh doesn't think I can do it. I think I can do it. No friends.”
“Dating feels like a dark hole that I don't want to jump into.”
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LaPaglia and Brian's breakup got messy when she shared details of their tumultuous relationship online. LaPaglia, who works for Barstool Sports, claimed she was a victim of emotional abuse and that Bryan asked her to sign a non-disclosure agreement as part of a $12 million settlement.
LaPaglia made the revelation on the “BFFs Pod” show she hosts Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy And Richards.
“This episode where I didn't take the money, as if it wasn't just me,” she said in October. “It's for everyone else who's been emotionally abused, it's for people who are going through emotional abuse right now. It's for people who don't have a support system and I was lucky enough to have gone through that.”
“And the last year of my life was the hardest year of my life, dealing with the abuse from this man,” LaPaglia admitted. “I'm still afraid now because I'm still afraid of him. My brain has been rewired. I'm afraid of making him angry.”
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LaPaglia's accusations against Bryan came weeks after the country singer announced their split.
“She has loved me unconditionally for a very long time and for that I will always thank her,” he wrote on social media on October 22. “I've had a very difficult year personally and I've been through some pretty tough things. I thought it would be helpful for both of us to go our separate ways.”
“I'm not perfect and I never will be,” he added at the time.
Brian began his professional career Releasing music independently and building an audience on YouTube and TikTok. He released his first two albums, “DeAnn” and “Elisabeth,” before signing with Warner Records.
The musician has since released three albums: “American Heartbreak,” a self-titled album, and “The Great American Bar Scene.” Brian is best known for his single “Something in the Orange” and his duet with Kacey Musgraves, “I Remember Everything.”
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