Ex-Disney performer Jordan Pruitt says in resurfaced Instagram comment that Miley Cyrus bullied her and discussed cosmetic surgery

Jordan Pruitt, a singer and actress who appeared in Disney-related projects in the early 2000s, is drawing renewed attention after a newly resurfaced Instagram comment in which she said Miley Cyrus bullied her and that she “needed a nose job,” according to reporting by Page Six on August 22, 2026.

In the comment, Pruitt described what she characterized as personal criticism from Cyrus, framing the remarks as part of a broader pattern of bullying, Page Six reported. The article characterizes the comments as having resurfaced in the wake of renewed public interest in past celebrity interactions, while noting that the account reflects Pruitt’s recollection rather than a firsthand contemporaneous public dispute.

Pruitt’s name has circulated in entertainment coverage for her work and early touring appearances during the pop music boom of the early 2000s. Page Six identified her as someone who toured with the Jonas Brothers, Demi Lovato, and the Cheetah Girls, placing her in the same era of youth-oriented touring that frequently brought major recording artists into shared promotional spaces.

The same Page Six report ties Pruitt’s current remarks to her public persona and the visibility that came with performing for mainstream audiences, including young fans. The report does not indicate any criminal complaint, formal investigation, or court filing connected to the comment, focusing instead on the resurfaced allegation and the way it is being discussed online.

As with many celebrity allegations involving interpersonal conduct, the renewed attention raises questions about how such statements are verified and addressed in public discourse. The claim is attributed to Pruitt’s own comment and reporting, and the record described by Page Six does not include a separate response from Cyrus within the article.

For Pruitt, the public attention comes amid an environment where past social-media posts and comments are often reexamined, sometimes months or years after they were written. Page Six’s coverage indicates that this is not a new disagreement presented as it happened, but rather a past statement that is now being highlighted.

In the absence of additional documented facts beyond Pruitt’s account as reported, next steps are likely to be centered on whether Cyrus or other involved parties publicly respond to the allegation, and whether any parties connected to the tours or productions referenced choose to address the matter.

The story also underscores the challenges that media outlets face when handling allegations about bullying and appearance-based comments, particularly when they concern people who may now be at different points in their careers. Page Six’s account presents the claim as a resurfaced statement by Pruitt, without asserting that the underlying conduct has been confirmed through an independent process.