Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia, a reality TV star from the hit show 'Sister Wives,' recently dropped out of 'Special Forces: World's Toughest Test' with just 10 minutes left to go. The final five recruits were subjected to intense interrogations, which pushed them to their limits. Despite her valiant effort, LaPaglia was unable to complete the final portion of the show and was left heartbroken.
LaPaglia revealed that she had to tell her teammate, Kody Brown, to start wearing deodorant. The 'Sister Wives' star joked that it was an act of love, but admitted that it was a challenging task to bring up the issue with him. LaPaglia described their living situation as "crazy" and said they were like family.
LaPaglia attributed her decision not to continue with the show to her inability to cope with the mental strain and emotional exhaustion. She revealed that she had experienced extreme claustrophobia after participating in an elevator challenge, which made it difficult for her to return home. LaPaglia was given a psychiatrist's number before leaving the show but did not use it.
LaPaglia also talked about being scolded by the show's directing staff (DS) during the final moments of the episode, when she revealed that she had turned down a $12.9 million NDA from her ex-boyfriend Zach Bryan. LaPaglia stated that this moment was cathartic and made her realize that she had the power to control her narrative.
When asked about Kody Brown's performance on the show, LaPaglia praised his strength and resilience but also acknowledged that he needed guidance in certain situations. She admitted that it was a balancing act between being tough and looking out for each other as teammates.
LaPaglia expressed her gratitude towards the DS, who she said were hard on them to get the best versions of themselves out of the show. Despite feeling frustrated and emotional during the experience, LaPaglia remains proud of her accomplishments and views her experience on 'Special Forces' as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
LaPaglia revealed that she had to tell her teammate, Kody Brown, to start wearing deodorant. The 'Sister Wives' star joked that it was an act of love, but admitted that it was a challenging task to bring up the issue with him. LaPaglia described their living situation as "crazy" and said they were like family.
LaPaglia attributed her decision not to continue with the show to her inability to cope with the mental strain and emotional exhaustion. She revealed that she had experienced extreme claustrophobia after participating in an elevator challenge, which made it difficult for her to return home. LaPaglia was given a psychiatrist's number before leaving the show but did not use it.
LaPaglia also talked about being scolded by the show's directing staff (DS) during the final moments of the episode, when she revealed that she had turned down a $12.9 million NDA from her ex-boyfriend Zach Bryan. LaPaglia stated that this moment was cathartic and made her realize that she had the power to control her narrative.
When asked about Kody Brown's performance on the show, LaPaglia praised his strength and resilience but also acknowledged that he needed guidance in certain situations. She admitted that it was a balancing act between being tough and looking out for each other as teammates.
LaPaglia expressed her gratitude towards the DS, who she said were hard on them to get the best versions of themselves out of the show. Despite feeling frustrated and emotional during the experience, LaPaglia remains proud of her accomplishments and views her experience on 'Special Forces' as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
I'm so over these reality TV shows where everyone's just trying to make a comeback after getting dropped from another one... Like, Brianna "Chickenfry" LaPaglia got eliminated and now she's all emotional about it? 
And can we talk about how whack the format is when you're basically forced to confront your teammates' stinky armpits as part of some challenge. I mean, is that really what we pay our dollars for? 
. Like, girl, you're trying to be tough and supportive but also bringing up the fact that your teammate needs some serious hygiene intervention? 
That's some next-level emotional labor right there.
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like she was really that done w/ the mental strain 
anyway glad she spoke up about her ex's NDA, girl needs her $$ 
i'm both impressed and kinda sad for her, she's like "crazy" too lol. I mean, who hasn't had to deal with toxic family members on reality TV? 
. anyway, glad she spoke up about her ex and all that drama - girl power! 
she was so close to completing the challenge but i can imagine how hard it must have been for her with that claustrophobia 
it's amazing that she spoke up about her ex and that cathartic moment on TV 
I also love how she poked fun at Kody's deodorant issue 
hope she's doing okay now and taking care of herself 
. And what's with the deodorant comment? Was that even a real thing that happened on the show or did she just make that up for drama purposes? 
. And don't even get me started on the NDA story... a $12.9 million offer from an ex-boyfriend and she's like "oh, it was cathartic"? Come on 
. I'd love to see some more context or evidence before I give her the benefit of the doubt 
she was already pushin herself to the limit in that grueling challenge and then she had to deal with kody's, like, super sensitive deodorant drama 
and yeah, claustrophobia is no joke, i wouldn't wanna deal with that after an elevator challenge 
anyway, glad she spoke out about turnin down the nda from her ex tho, gotta love a strong woman 
but at the same time i'm like yay girl for speaking up about her ex Zach Bryan's drama 
. and what's this whole 'narrative control' thing? does it mean we're just fighting to be seen or heard in a world where our voices are already amplified? anyway, i'm kinda sad she had to leave the show... but at the same time, i think Brianna did something brave by speaking up about her struggles. 
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. We need to listen to that inner voice and know when to say "enough is enough" 
. And honestly, it's refreshing to see Brianna own her strength and acknowledge that she needs help 
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she deserves a break and some actual mental health support, not just a psychiatrist's number