Sarah Brady purposely waited to accuse ex-boyfriend Jonah Hill of “emotional abuse” until after he welcomed his first baby.
Brady told her Instagram followers on Sunday that she “waited until” Hill’s partner Olivia Millar gave birth before she released screenshots of aggressive texts from the actor.
“I didn’t want [Millar] to have to see all of this while she was pregnant because I didn’t know what kind of stress that would cause her and her baby physically,” the 26-year-old surfer explained in a voice memo posted to her Instagram Story over the weekend.
Brady also admitted that while “the timing can seem bad,” she hoped Millar saw the posts so she can “make an informed decision of how she wants to care for herself and her baby.”
“I just hope she would receive some of these screenshots somehow through friends, like, friends of mine that I met through him that I know are good people that I know would make an effort to protect her,” Brady said.
On Saturday, the athlete — who said she was “not trying to slander somebody’s reputation” — posted screenshots of Hill’s critical messages, in which he demanded she refrain from “surfing with men,” posting “sexual pictures” and having “friendships with women who are in unstable places.”
While the 39-year-old “21 Jump Street” actor has yet to comment on Brady’s claims that he is a “narcissistic misogynist,” his streetwear brand is currently selling ironic merch that sends a message.
Meaningful Existence’s website now boasts a $30 “emotional baggage tote” that reads, “Complete Unrelenting Control.”
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Hill and Brady’s romance first made headlines in 2021, one year after he and Gianna Santos ended their engagement.
Although it is unclear when the pair broke up, he was photographed with Millar in August 2022.
In March of the following year, the then-pregnant businesswoman was spotted wearing what appeared to be an engagement ring on that finger.
The couple have kept their relationship private, with Hill telling Deadline in August 2022 that he planned to stop promoting his movies due to his 20-year battle with anxiety attacks.
Shortly after the Oscar nominee’s revelation, he deleted his Instagram account. He has not been active on social media since.