Think Your Ex Was Wild? Trace Cyrus Claims Brenda Song Faked a Brain Tumor and More

Brenda Song has kept a mostly low profile over the years—former Disney star, now married to Macaulay Culkin, mother of two, and rarely in the tabloids. That changed this week after Trace Cyrus, brother of Miley Cyrus and Brenda’s ex of seven years, made a series of graphic and unsettling claims on social media.

The allegations came as part of a broader meltdown Trace had online, starting with an attack on his father, Billy Ray Cyrus. He accused Billy Ray of skipping their grandmother’s funeral—even after Miley allegedly chartered him a private jet to get there. “I’m embarrassed to have ever looked up to you,” he wrote, before shifting targets.

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Trace Cyrus Turned His Rant Toward Brenda Song—And It Got Disturbing Fast

After someone replied to Trace’s post saying, “Now we know why Brenda left you,” he fired back. Hard.

According to Trace, Brenda allegedly faked multiple pregnancies, lied about having breast cancer, and told his family she had a terminal brain tumor. He claims she used the fabricated health crises to manipulate him and steal thousands of dollars.

“Yes, because she stole thousands of dollars from me and faked multiple pregnancies & lied about being terminally ill to make my family and I think she had breast cancer and a brain tumor,” he wrote.

He went on to describe a disturbing incident in which he says Brenda faked a miscarriage, covering the bathroom floor in fake blood. He claims he and his mother took her to a gynecologist, only to discover there had been no pregnancy at all.

“The funniest part though is when she showed up after getting the ‘brain tumor’ removed from the best surgeon in Chicago, she claimed… She didn’t realize we were catching on to her lies. So when she showed up to my house with a bandage on her head claiming she just got out of surgery, I ripped it off—exposing no surgery had been done.”

Trace ended the post by saying there’s “a lot more proof of how messed up child stars really are,” and that he hopes Brenda is doing better mentally.

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This article was originally written in Spanish by Fernando Eslava in Cultura Colectiva.