On the latest episode of the “Sway Life” that aired on May 31st, the TikToker openly discussed what went on in a brief meet-up between himself and his ex-girlfriend the night he went to Atlanta.
Bryce Hall claimed the night went well, even ending in a photo being leaked of him kissing her on the cheek. He then stated that he felt hurt as dating rumors surrounding Addison Rae and rapper Jack Harlow began to surface the next day.
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Addison Rae likes tweet shading Bryce Hall
Promoting an episode that featured Bryce Hall, the content group called “Sway LA” posted a picture of him on Instagram with the caption:
Addison then commented on the photo, saying:
The TikTok star appeared unimpressed with her former beau’s efforts to display his feelings towards her on live television. Immediately after the episode containing Bryce Hall had aired, she tweeted:
Addison Rae also liked a tweet that shaded her ex-boyfriend. The Twitter user pointed out that she had the right to call Bryce out if he would be profiting off their publicized drama.
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Bryce Hall responds to Addison Rae
After seeing the tweet that Rae liked, along with the comment she left on the Instagram post from Sway LA, Bryce clapped back with a post of his own:
The TikToker then tweeted a message also shading Addison Rae, directly telling his followers that she was his “ex for a reason.”
Fans found this quite insulting towards Addison and ironic, as he had just previously claimed that he felt “saddened” to hear that she might’ve been dating another guy.
Addison Rae has not responded to Bryce Hall’s “petty” comments towards her. To add, fans of the ex-couple are siding with her as Bryce seemingly crossed the line by publicly talking about their relationship for attention.
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