Brianna Chickenfry says she was offered a lot of money to sign a non-disclosure agreement following her divorce from Zach Bryan.

The country music star recently broke up with Chickenfry, and the situation is getting incredibly ugly. The popular podcaster claims she was “blindsided” by his public announcement, says she’s been blocked, Barstool Sports’ Dave Portnoy and Josh Richards released a fiery diss track against Bryan, and she opened up on the “BFFs” podcast about all the carnage and chaos of the failed relationship.

One of the most shocking claims was that Bryan allegedly offered her a life-changing amount of money to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Brianna Chickenfry was allegedly paid millions to sign a non-disclosure agreement after Zach Bryan’s split.

During the “BFFs” tell all released Thursday night, Portnoy, Chickenfry and Richards revealed that Bryan offered her $12 million to sign a non-disclosure agreement.

Clearly she didn’t take the deal, considering an entire podcast episode was released about their failed relationship.

You can watch her explain the situation in the video below and let me know your thoughts at [email protected].

Being offered $12 million to sign a non-disclosure agreement is serious money. That’s more money than the vast majority of people in America will make in their entire lives, and she left it on the table by not signing the NDA.

Clearly, she has some things she wants to share, and she won’t accept a quick check to go quietly into the night.

For what it’s worth, Chickenfry is very successful in her own right, and that gives her a level of financial security where walking away from a big payday is possible.

Brianna Chickenfry says she turned down a lot of money to sign an NDA after Zach Bryan broke up with her. (Photo by Axelle/Bauer-Griffin/FilmMagic)

Something tells me there will be a lot more drama to come from this very messy breakup. It certainly feels like the storm is just beginning, and without an NDA, who knows where the situation will go from here. Would you have signed an NDA for $12 million? Let me know at [email protected].