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After drawing Swiftie ire, Zach Bryan knows the dangers of drinking and posting all too well. The country music star, 28, released a lengthy apology on Thursday after receiving backlash for a post ...

Love you guys and I’m trying my best!” (Image: Zach Bryan / Instagram) Zach continued his apology in his next Story, noting that he has been going through a difficult time. “I’ve been ...

By Katie Atkinson Executive Digital Director, West Coast After backlash to a spicy tweet about Ye and Taylor Swift, Zach Bryan has deactivated his X account. On Wednesday (Sept. 18), the country ...

Country music star Zach Bryan deactivated his X account and apologized on Instagram for "drunkenly" tweeting his preference for Kanye West over Taylor Swift in a now-deleted post. On Sept.

Country singer Zach Bryan has deleted his X account, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, after widespread criticism on a post about Taylor Swift and Kanye West. On Wednesday ...

Bryan has long been a die-hard fan of the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, and Swift's boyfriend Travis Kelce plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. It remains to be seen what prompted the tweet, though ...

Zach Bryan has deactivated his X, formerly Twitter, account after a comment involving Taylor Swift sparked a divide online. On Wednesday, the country singer took to the social media platform to ...

Zach Bryan may want to take a break from The Great American Bar Scene after he found himself in hot water for posting a 'drunken' tweet that appeared to show a preference for Kanye West over ...

Entertainment gossip and news from Newsweek's network of contributors In a late-night mea culpa, Zach Bryan found himself backpedaling after a controversial tweet that pitted music giants against ...

Education: Arizona State University, BA in Journalism and BA in Business Bryan Pietsch is a reporter on the International team covering foreign affairs, based in The Post's D.C. newsroom.

The upper-level weather pattern is forecast to be conducive for tropical development over Central America and the surrounding waters next week. There is a high consensus that a broad area of low ...