The BFFs were at a crossroads after the internet turned on Dave Portnoy.
The Barstool Sports founder claimed he was getting “attacked” on social media by some fans who were asking questions about his “BFFs” podcast host Brianna Chickenfry and her boyfriend, country singer Zach Bryan, during the Golden Globes on Sunday.
“Apparently at the Golden Globes, Zach and Bri unfollowed each other,” Portnoy said during the latest installment of the “BFFs” podcast, adding that Chickenfry didn’t want to address the “unfollow saga” on-air.
“I didn’t unfollow anybody,” she said. “I’ll tell you guys, but we have to cut it.”
That’s when Portnoy felt conflicted and explained that he was getting tons of comments about the situation on his social media.
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“That’s all people are doing is calling me a ‘p—y,’” Portnoy claimed. “They’re like, ‘You’re the biggest p—y in the world.’
“How do you not mention what everyone’s talking about?”
Portnoy claimed Bryan unfollowed the “BFFs” podcast, Chickenfry and her “Plan Bri Uncut” podcast co-host Grace O’Malley.
“He unfollowed BFFs,” Chickenfry confirmed, to which Portnoy said, “We look like idiots… We just look like the biggest p—–s. How do we not ask you about that?”
Portnoy clarified that Chickenfry didn’t have to spill the tea, but at least acknowledge the situation and say she couldn’t discuss it.
“To be fair, I didn’t ask anyone not to put it on [the show],” she said.
“I can live with you not wanting to talk about it,” Portnoy said. “If I was in a relationship and didn’t want to talk about something, it’s a tough spot to be in. But we talk about everybody, so it’s like, what are you gonna do? I can’t be called a p—y.”
That’s when they agreed to table the “follow-unfollowgate” conversation.
Chickenfry confirmed her relationship with Bryan last July, after his breakup from girlfriend Deb Peifer in May.
