Brianna LaPaglia is talking about her time on Fox’s Particular Forces: World’s Hardest Check.
The podcast host made it to the season 4 finale, however when she was instructed her subsequent problem can be getting right into a wood coffin to simulate being buried alive, Brianna gave away important data and was subsequently disqualified.
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“What it’s taught me about myself is how mentally succesful I’m of really something,” she instructed Individuals. “I don’t discover myself saying ‘I can’t’ anymore, which I did quite a bit on the present, and I don’t discover myself doubting myself as a lot, [either] which is absolutely cool.”
Brianna, 26, needed to sort out a bunch of various bodily and psychological challenges alongside her rivals on the present.
However one second specifically stands out from her journey. Early on within the season, she opened up about her cut up from nation singer Zach Bryan in 2024 throughout a simulated “interrogation.”
“The quantity of individuals reaching out and the messages I obtained after that episode and the folks coming as much as me on the street simply speaking about episode three particularly, I feel it made all of it price it and, it was very therapeutic for me in the identical sense,” she mentioned.
Following their breakup final October, Brianna alleged on herBFFs Podcast that Zach emotionally abused her and tried to get her to signal an NDA, providing “$12 million and a New York residence” to “not speak concerning the relationship.” He by no means publicly addressed the claims.
Requested whether or not Particular Forces helped her reclaim her voice, Brianna replied, “I don’t suppose I ever misplaced it as a result of I by no means signed it,” referring to the alleged NDA.
She added that this chapter isn’t about reclaiming something however about staying genuine: “That is Bri. That is who I used to be 5 years in the past once I began on social media earlier than I went via all of that.” The influencer mentioned that through the relationship, “I wasn’t me,” and now she’s merely centered on “shifting ahead.”
