Jonah Hill's Ex Sarah Brady Shows Support To Alexa Nikolas After She Accused The Actor Of Assault

Actress Alexa Nikolas received support from Sarah Brady, Jonah Hill's ex-girlfriend, after the former Nickelodeon child star accused Hill of assault when she was 16. Brady commended Nikolas for her bravery and apologized for Hill's actions.

In a series of tweets, Nikolas detailed attending a house party where Hill allegedly assaulted her. The allegations come after Brady accused Hill of emotional abuse during their relationship.

Hill's attorneys have called Nikolas' claims a "complete fabrication." Despite this, Nikolas stands by her accusations, highlighting the pattern of abusers protecting each other and silencing survivors. 

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Nikolas recently received an outpouring of support from Sarah Brady, the ex-girlfriend of Jonah Hill, after Nikolas shared her alleged negative experience involving the "Superbad" star.

Brady took to her Instagram Story to express solidarity with Nikolas by sharing a screenshot of their direct messages. In their conversation, the Nickelodeon alum disclosed that when she was only 16 years old, she had a personal encounter with Hill, and "he assaulted [her]."

Brady responded to Nikolas, commending her for her bravery in speaking out, adding, "I'm so sorry he did that to you." Continuing the conversation, Nikolas admitted that she initially hesitated about sharing her story, fearing the potential consequences, but she felt encouraged by Brady's "admirable bravery."

Acknowledging the impact of Hill's behavior, Brady rhetorically said to Nikolas, "He's a little scary, huh?."

Nikolas then conveyed her support for the surfer, writing, "Sending so much love and healing. You are a bada**." The screenshot shared by Brady was overlaid with the words "Survivors unite" and a fist-pump emoji.

Nikolas first came forward to share her experience on July 8. In a series of tweets, the "Zoey 101" actress accused Hill of non-consensual behavior when she was 16 and he was 24.

In the tweets, Nikolas recounted attending a house party at actor Justin Long's residence, where "Jonah Hill came over at some point." Describing the setting of the party, she wrote, "We were all pretty wasted because of course the predators were feeding us minors a bunch of alcohol."

During the party, Nikolas recalled she approached Hill and requested a cigarette. Hill then allegedly insisted that she join him in his car "right outside" as he claimed he didn't want to go outside alone. Together, they went to the car and retrieved the cigarettes from the front seat.

Recalling the rest of the night, Nikolas added, "As we walked back to the door I asked him for it and he said nothing but slammed me to the door and shoved his tongue down my throat. I was so appalled I pushed him off of me and ran inside."

These allegations have emerged in the aftermath of Hill's ex-girlfriend, Brady, accusing him of emotional abuse during their relationship. Brady recently shared screenshots of messages exchanged between her and Hill on her Instagram story, revealing his alleged controlling behavior.

In those messages, Hill expressed disapproval of Brady engaging in activities such as "surfing with men," "posting bikini pictures," and "friendships with women who are in unstable places."

Brady's allegations come a month after Hill welcomed his first child with his current girlfriend, Olivia Millar. Taking to her Instagram Story on Sunday, Brady explained in a voice memo that the timing of her posts was out of respect for Millar during her pregnancy.

In the voice memo, she said, "I didn't want [Millar] to have to see all of this while she was pregnant because I didn't know what kind of stress that would cause her and her baby physically."

However, she acknowledged that "the timing can seem bad," but she hopes Millar sees the post and makes an informed decision for herself and her baby.

Despite allegations made by his ex-girlfriend and Nikolas, Hill has not publicly addressed the accusations. However, Hill's attorneys told Page Six on Tuesday that Nikolas' claims were a "complete fabrication."

Refusing to back down, Nikolas, the former child star, spoke to the outlet on Wednesday, emphasizing the long-standing pattern of abusers supporting and covering up for each other while silencing their victims.

"For longer than we would like to admit, abusers have been standing up for one another, covering up for one another, enabling one another," she stated. "Even going as far as paying professionals to silence their victims. Great efforts to silence the survivors' trauma and the survivors' voices out of existence."

Nikolas added, "Now we are beginning to see what it looks like when survivors stand up alongside one another and securely validate one another's experience."