Miley Cyrus is facing a blast from her Disney past.

Former Disney star Jordan Pruitt has accused Cyrus of allegedly bullying her when they were teenagers, claiming the pop star once left her cruel voicemails mocking her appearance and telling her she needed cosmetic work.

Pruitt, who rose to fame as a Disney-era teen singer and later toured with the Jonas Brothers, made the allegations in a resurfaced Instagram comment that has quickly reignited interest online.

The singer was responding to a social media discussion about Cyrus’ behavior toward other young stars from the Disney era.

“This is how Miley treated everyone back in the day including me lol,” Pruitt allegedly wrote.

When a fan asked her to elaborate, Pruitt made the allegations considerably more personal.

She claimed Cyrus would call her and leave “nasty voicemails” alongside a friend named Mandy.

According to Pruitt, the messages allegedly mocked her appearance and told her she needed a “nose job,” “new teeth” and even a new choreographer.

“She was relentless,” Pruitt claimed.

The comments quickly spread across social media, prompting a wave of reactions from fans who remembered Cyrus and Pruitt as young performers navigating the Disney entertainment world at roughly the same time.

Pruitt was known for Disney-related songs including “Outside Looking In” and “Jump to the Rhythm.” She later competed on “The Voice” in 2012 before stepping away from music in 2017.

The latest allegations are not the first time Pruitt has spoken publicly about her history with Cyrus.

Earlier this year, she claimed that her 2008 song “Boyfriend” was inspired by tensions involving Cyrus and Nick Jonas.

The alleged feud dates back to a period when the young stars were rising through the Disney machine and their personal lives were frequently intertwined in the headlines.

Pruitt has also spoken about more serious experiences from her time as a young performer.

In 2019, she filed a lawsuit against Disney, Hollywood Records and her former manager Keith Thomas, alleging that Thomas sexually abused her beginning when she was 14.

Pruitt criticized the entertainment industry’s handling of young performers and questioned whether the protection of child stars had been given enough priority.

The resurfaced Miley Cyrus allegations have now added another chapter to Pruitt’s complicated memories of her teenage years in the spotlight.

Cyrus has not publicly responded to Pruitt’s latest claims.

The allegations remain unproven, and there is no indication that the reported voicemail messages have been independently authenticated.

Still, Pruitt’s comments have reignited the long-running fascination with the rivalries, friendships and behind-the-scenes drama surrounding the young stars who came of age during Disney’s early-2000s teen-pop era.

Source: sixpage