“Shocking Split: The Real Reason Brianna ‘Chickenfry’ and Zach Bryan Ended Their Relationship!” Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPaglia and Zach Bryan, who were dating for about a year, have decided to stop being a couple. Zach shared this news on October 22, 2024. After he announced their breakup, Brianna seemed surprised and talked about it in a YouTube video, which made people wonder if something else happened, like cheating. Now, people are curious about why they broke up, and Hollywood Life is explaining what happened.
In a message on Instagram Stories, the singer of “Pink Skies” talked about something important. He mentioned the rumors that he and Brianna might have broken up.
Zach said that he and Brianna are no longer together, but he still cares about her a lot. He is thankful for the love she gave him for a long time. He also mentioned that this past year has been really tough for him and he’s been dealing with some hard things.
Zach added, “I thought it would be healthy for both of us to go our separate ways. I am not perfect and I will never be perfect. Please respect Brianna’s privacy and space, and if you feel it in your heart, you do so in mine.”
Towards the end of his post, the singer-songwriter concluded, “For everything I am and everyone I’ve let down, I’m sorry. I try my best in everything. I’ve let down the people who love me, and most of all, myself.”
We don’t really know what Zach meant when he talked about feeling sad for letting people down. But later, Brianna shared her feelings about their breakup in a heartfelt video.
When did Brianna Chickenfry and Zach Bryan start going out?
A famous online person and a singer named “Revival” began dating in July 2023. They went to their first big event together, the Grammy Awards, in February 2024. Before he met Brianna, Zach Bryan was married to someone else.
Before Zach met Brianna, he was married to a woman named Rose from July 2020 to July 2021. But we don’t know much about Brianna’s past relationships because she hasn’t shared that information with anyone.
