I Waited Until She Had Her Baby, So I Knew They Were Physically Not Impacted”: Sarah Brady, Jonah Hill’s Ex-Girlfriend, Addressed His Current Girlfriend After Accusing Him Of “Emotional Abuse

The two were publicly together for around a year, starting in August 2021, and the semi-professional surfer posted a series of alleged text messages from the actor onto her Instagram story this weekend. She claimed that Jonah had limited what she could share on Instagram due to her being in swimwear, and that he allegedly had her turn down jobs — due to his self-described “boundaries.”

The images quickly went viral, and Sarah said that it was “beautiful” to see “women who have had similar experiences” supporting one another in her comments.

When one commenter accused her of using old text messages “trying to get Jonah cancelled,” she replied, “So many people bring him up to my face and I’m tired of being polite about [it].”

She further shared messages she’d sent her mom, where she said, “His name would always be tied to mine for the rest of my life no matter what. I’d rather it be tied to mine with the truth than without. Without I would feel like I have to continue [to] answer questions about him politely for the rest of my life and I don’t want to do that anymore.”

“At this point there’s no going back. I’m not trying to slander someone’s reputation. I’m literally sharing their own words,” Sarah added in a voice note shared to her Instagram story, before turning her attention to Jonah’s current partner, Olivia Millar, with whom he welcomed a child last month.

“Not gonna lie, part of me waited until after she had given birth. Not right after, but a little bit after, so that his current fiancé and the mother of his child, Olivia would — I just hoped that she would receive some of these screenshots somehow through friends. Friends of mine that I met through him that I know are good people.”

Sarah continued, “I didn’t want her to have to see all of this while she was pregnant because I didn’t know what kind of stress this would cause on her and her baby, physically, and everything. I’m sure the timing can seem bad, like, oh yeah, I waited until he had a kid — but I waited until she had her baby, so I knew they were physically not impacted by me sharing this shit, and she could be informed and make an informed decision of how she wants to care for herself and her baby, which she birthed and she created. Yes, it’s his child, but that is that woman’s infant. That’s how I see it.”

“I feel like this clears up why I didn’t do it once I had some of these realizations a few months ago,” Sarah added.