Zach Bryan's exes have signed non-disclosure agreements, according to Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia -- but that didn't stop Deb Peifer from posting a cryptic TikTok.
After LaPaglia, 25, accused the country singer of emotional abuse on Thursday's episode of the "BFFs" podcast, Peifer filmed herself pouring a large glass of white wine in her kitchen.
"wine thursday w[ith] my roomate," she captioned the social media upload.
The nurse practitioner smiled in a green hoodie and sweats while taking a drink, spinning in a circle and smiling wide at the camera.
"I wonder what you're watching," one social media user joked, pointing out that the video was posted at 8 p.m. -- the same time "BFFs" released.
Another eagle-eyed fan noticed Peifer was drinking Josh Wine, which is the first name of LaPaglia and Dave Portnoy's podcast co-host, Josh Richards.
Many more applauded Bryan's ex for setting the TikTok to "Clean" by Taylor Swift as Portnoy, 47, is a vocal supporter of the pop star.
"Josh wine. T Swift lyrics (Dave stans for). The song choice. The wine. The smile," one user wrote. "But maybe it's all coincidental. Love this for her though."
One gushed, "This said so much [without] saying anything at all," while another praised Peifer for "saying everything without even saying a word."
The Barstool Sports personality alleged on Thursday that she turned down a $12 million dollar offer from Bryan's team to stay quiet about their breakup.
"[He] made the women before me believe that they had no other choice than to take money [and] sign their experiences away," she claimed.
LaPaglia, however, insisted, "I'm not signing away my experiences and what I went through to protect someone that hurt me, and I'm a lot stronger than a weak man. F-k you and f-k your money."
Portnoy and Richards, 22, blasted Bryan throughout the episode -- and also released a "Smallest Man" diss track about the Grammy winner.
LaPaglia promoted it on her Instagram Story with a cake referencing Peifer and Madden, whom Bryan was married to from 2020 to 2021.
"For Bri, Deb, & Rose!!" read the icing on the dessert.
On Thursday, the influencer clarified, "[I'm speaking out] for anyone else that's been emotionally abused and for people right now being emotionally abused. It's for people that don't have a support system that I was lucky enough to have going through this."
Bryan's rep has not returned Page Six's requests for comment, but on Friday the singer shared a cryptic quote from Jack Kerouac's "On The Road."
"I didn't know what to say. I felt like crying, Goddammit everybody in the world wants an explanation for your acts and for your very being," the quote read.