Country singer Zach Bryan has recently been in the spotlight, not for his music, but due to accusations from his ex-girlfriend, Brianna LaPaglia. On November 7, LaPaglia claimed that Bryan offered her $12 million to keep details of their relationship private after their breakup. This claim has drawn attention to Bryan’s behavior, both in his personal life and in the music industry, where he reportedly has a difficult reputation.
Zach Bryan Faces Allegations
According to Page Six, people who have worked with Zach Bryan describe him as challenging. A music industry insider noted that the 28-year-old has been “mean to everybody on his team,” and others have suggested that he can be hard to work with. This reputation has persisted despite his success, with critics pointing out that the industry’s culture often lacks accountability for such behavior.
LaPaglia, a popular figure herself, shared on her podcast that Zach Bryan team offered her a large sum, to be paid over three years, in exchange for signing a non-disclosure agreement (NDA) that would prevent her from discussing their relationship or the reasons behind their split. She claims she turned down the offer, feeling the sum “beneath” her and expressing a desire to speak openly about her experience.
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Brianna also alleged that during their relationship, Bryan’s actions were often controlling. She cited instances where he became upset over things like her choice of outfit or her singing another artist’s song in his home. These controlling behaviors, she stated, were part of a “constant cycle” of issues in their relationship. Following these revelations, another one of Bryan’s ex-girlfriends hinted at similar experiences in a TikTok video.
In response to the recent attention, Bryan has remained mostly silent, though he shared a quote from the author Jack Kerouac on his Instagram, saying, “Goddammit, everybody in the world wants an explanation for your acts and your very being.” He also released a new song titled “High Road,” with lyrics hinting at his desire for space and solitude, singing, “Everyone is tellin’ me that I need help or therapy, but all I need is to be left alone.”
Despite the personal turmoil, Bryan’s career remains strong. He is concluding his “Quittin’ Time” tour next month, after which he plans to take a break from performing to pursue a master’s degree in Paris. While Bryan hasn’t publicly addressed the allegations in detail, his actions and silence have kept the story in the public eye, sparking discussions about boundaries, behavior, and accountability in the music industry.
