Brooks Nader recently called her sister the “worst” for spilling the beans about her sex life with her ex-boyfriend, Gleb Savchenko. On May 15, the model attended the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch party at Hard Rock Hotel in New York City. During a candid interview at the event, she didn’t hold back from expressing her frustration over her sister, Grace Ann Nader, dishing about the former couple’s steamy sex life during a recent podcast appearance.
Brooks Nader calls her sister Grace Ann Nader ‘worst’ over sex secret revelation
Brooks Nader is clearly frustrated with her sister, Grace Ann Nader, for revealing all about what her sex life looked like with her ex-boyfriend, Gleb Savchenko. The 28-year-old recently opened up about the same while attending the 2025 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue launch party on Thursday. During an interview with E! News, Brooks said, “I haven’t spoken to that said sister since the podcast aired.”
On the Monday episode of the “Chicks in the Office” podcast, Grace Ann revealed that Brooks’ trailer was “shaking” every time she visited her on the “Dancing With the Stars” set. She also added that Savchenko was “always” at their house while he was dating her sister. However, the model, who didn’t deny the revelation during the podcast, has now criticized her sibling for spilling the tea.
Brooks revealed to the outlet where she stands with Grace Ann since the podcast episode aired. She said, “It’s been two days. Haven’t spoken to her. She’s the worst.” However, she continued to assure that the sisters’ relationship will persevere. The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue model noted, “We’re sisters,” adding, “We grew up together in south Louisiana, and [there’s] nothing we can’t get through.” Nonetheless, she didn’t hold back from subtly slamming her sibling, saying, “But she’s really something else.”
Brooks Nader and Gleb Savchenko sparked dating rumors shortly after Season 33 of “DWTS” took off last year. After months of an on-and-off relationship, the whirlwind romance officially ended in April this year.
