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Jax Taylor reflect on recent behavior, apologizing to a disengaged woman Brittany Cartwright and fans who have watched his antics play out The valley.
During Tuesday, June 17, appearance on What happens to live with Andy CohenTaylor, 45, admitted that he regrets recent acts, which has included moments of rabies with Cartwright, 36. (Cartwright filed for a divorce of Taylor in August 2024 and shares one son, Cruz, 4, with him.)
Cohen, 57, began the talk by warning Taylor about messages he received “from people who are, alone, even crazy that you are here,” and told the reality star that many believed that this platform should not be given. ”He then asked Taylor what he had to say for himself.
“First of all, I want to apologize to everyone who watches this right now,” Taylor started. “It’s righteous, the stuff shown is quite triggered to many people and you know I’m watching it back, I watch the episodes now … which is the first. You watch it back and it’s exactly, like, I’m a complete shame of my actions.”
During the episode on Tuesday of The valleyJax told the cameras that he was “so happy that other people have problems,” reflecting on the conflict of time he saw him and Jason Caperna question Danny Booko for his relationship with alcohol. (Taylor discussed his own alcohol and drug issues open with Weekly US in a A cover story Published on -lein on March 26, and spent 30 days rehabilitation in the summer of 2024.)
In one of Taylor’s most controversial moments he admitted The valley During the premiere of season 2, who screened Bravo in April, he had flown into “the rabies of the fury of f *** ing” after accusing a cartwright of cheating. (Cartwright said on the show that a flipped coffee table struck her knee while Taylor admitted he had “out-of-body experience.”)
Speaking to Cohen, Taylor said, “No one should ever have to deal with the way I acted, no one should have to deal with them, you know, oral abuse by anyone. I’m very sorry that people have to see it all.”
Then the host asked Taylor who was “sorry for Brittany,” and Taylor replied immediately, “Brittany is very sorry. It was a very, very, very difficult year for both of us.”
Taylor’s appearance on Wwhl Also offered an update to his sobriety, with the reality star telling Cohen that he is “201 day sober” and details ongoing therapy sessions that include regular drug testing.
“I have my therapist doing when I go into therapy, it was a kind of deal,” Taylor said on the show. “I don’t have to do it legally, but … you know what, I want to be held accountable. Brittany has drug tests in the house, you can drug my testing anytime you want.”
Then he concluded, however, that his continued sobriety is not his main concern at present. “To be honest with you, right now, (drugs) is not a matter for me,” Taylor told Cohen. “I have many other issues that I have to deal with. My ego, my anger, my control, my treat, all these things.”
