Jordan Pruitt and Miley Cyrus at early Disney Channel music events.
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Ex-Disney Star Jordan Pruitt Claims Miley Cyrus Bullied Her and Said She Needed a Nose Job

The former Hollywood Records singer opened up in a resurfaced Instagram comment about her alleged early 2000s experience with the pop icon.

By Dee AlvarezPublished Updated 2 min read

Former Disney Channel singer Jordan Pruitt is calling out Miley Cyrus over alleged behavior from their teenage years. In a newly surfaced Instagram comment that has quickly gone viral among pop culture fans, the mid-2000s pop performer claimed that the "Flowers" superstar bullied her behind the scenes while they were both rising stars in the Disney universe. According to reports detailing the social media interaction, Pruitt alleged that Cyrus was openly mean to her when they were younger artists navigating the entertainment industry. Most notably, Pruitt claimed that the *Hannah Montana* alum once told her directly that she needed to undergo a cosmetic procedure on her nose. ## Did Miley Cyrus bully Jordan Pruitt? Pruitt was a prominent face for Disney Channel fans during the mid-to-late 2000s. After signing a record deal with Disney-owned Hollywood Records, she gained recognition with tracks like "Outside Looking In," which was featured on the soundtrack for the Disney Channel Original Movie *Jump In!*. During her height with the network, Pruitt frequently hit the road on major nationwide tours. Her concert credentials included opening slots and joint tour dates alongside heavyweights of the era, including the Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, and The Cheetah Girls. Because of her close proximity to the core Disney lineup, Pruitt frequently crossed paths with the network's top talent. ## What did Jordan Pruitt say about Miley Cyrus? The resurfaced comment has sparked widespread discussion online among fans who grew up watching the network's golden era. While Disney Channel presented a polished, united front among its roster of young performers, former stars have occasionally pulled back the curtain on the pressure and interpersonal rivalries of the era. Pruitt's social media remark marks one of the most direct accusations from that period of Disney history. In her comment, she alleged that Cyrus targeted her appearance directly, creating an uncomfortable environment between the young performers. At this time, Cyrus has not publicly responded to the newly surfaced claims, and neither party has issued further formal statements regarding the allegations.

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Jordan Pruitt and Miley Cyrus at early Disney Channel music events.
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Pruitt made the claim in a newly surfaced Instagram comment.
Responding to an old social media video in which Cyrus is allegedly making fun of Demi Lovato and Selena Gomez, Pruitt commented, “This is how Miley treated everyone back in the day including me lol.”
“Miley used to call me and leave me nasty voicemails with her and her friend named Mandy saying I needed a nose job, new teeth, and a choreographer lol,” Pruitt claimed.
The singer, 35, ended her comment by calling the “Party In The U.S.A.” artist, 33, “relentless.”
Pruitt’s post about Cyrus’ alleged mean-girl behavior amassed more than 1,000 likes at the time the screenshot was taken.
Pruitt is best known for her 2006 song “Outside Looking In,” as well as her hit, “Jump to the Rhythm,” from the 2007 Disney Channel movie “Jump In!,” which stars Corbin Bleu and Keke Palmer.

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Jordan Pruitt claimed in a resurfaced Instagram comment that Miley Cyrus bullied her during their Disney Channel years and told her she needed a nose job.
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Jordan Pruitt is a former Disney Channel singer signed to Hollywood Records who toured with the Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, and The Cheetah Girls in the late 2000s.