Zach Bryan is a single man again.
The country music singer confirmed his split from girlfriend Deb Peifer in a social media post Wednesday.
“For transparency and with respect I am letting everyone know Debra and me went our separate ways about a week and a half ago,” he tweeted.
“Things are mutual between us, we’re leaving with plenty memories and good times. I beg so much that everyone respects her and my privacy through a hard time,” the singer, 27, went on.
Peifer, 25, re-shared her ex’s message to her Instagram Story; however, the pair have since scrubbed almost all traces of each other from their profiles.
Bryan’s last appearance on her Instagram grid was a selfie featured in an April 30 photo dump captioned, “gloomy days & cafes & funny reflections.”
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Peifer, who graduated from Manhattan College in 2020 and now works as an education program coordinator in Philadelphia, celebrated their one-year anniversary on Jan. 3, 2023.
“one whole year of me and you and that smol little brown bear. To many more road trips and sunsets and people asking me to break up with you,” she captioned a since-deleted post.
The “Something in the Orange” crooner, who served in the US Navy before pursuing a music career, was previously married to Rose Madden.
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They wed in July 2020 at Colchuck Lake in Washington, confirming the news the following month.
“ya sorry brother had to get married that’s my bad [sic],” Bryan tweeted in response to a fan asking why he hadn’t released new merch.
The pair met while serving in the military; however, they called it quits just one year after saying “I do.”
Just days after his split from Peifer, Bryan booted a female fan from his show in Albany, N.Y. after she tried to grab a guitar out of his hands.
“Get her out of here,” the country crooner said in footage captured by a fan as he walked through the crowd at the MVP Arena.
“I give J-45’s out at a lot of concerts,” he tweeted after the show.
“The one in my hands when this happened was mine, my sweet ol’ gal, we’ve been everywhere together and written every song in the last few years together,” he went on.
“Took it personal, but nothing against whoever wound up getting kicked out.”
In a follow-up tweet, Bryan added, “I don’t mind people being respectful and trying to touch me or the guitar, but if you try to rip it out of my hands I promise I’ll rip you out of whatever venue we’re at, respectfully, of course.”
