Vanderpump Rules: Jax Taylor Removed From The Valley, Marking A Long-Awaited Exit!

Bravo has officially fired reality TV star Jax Taylor, well-known from Vanderpump Rules, from its latest series, The Valley. Jax’s controversial statements to fans have consistently sparked outrage among them. The firing news comes after Taylor openly discussed his decades-long struggle with cocaine addiction and his high-profile divorce from Brittany Cartwright.

Bravo’s firing of Jax has sparked several discussions about reality television’s portrayal and the disparity in treatment between male and female stars. Taylor, who has acted out of place, cheated, and made insensitive public remarks, has repeatedly drawn criticism. He has still not been given the serious consequences. Fans quickly judged the double standard of the reality tv world. Keep reading to find out more about it.

Vanderpump Rules: Jax Taylor Tried To Shut Ex Brittany Cartwright Down

Jax Taylor, the reality TV star from Vanderpump Rules, has called out Brittany Cartwright, his ex, with some harsh words. She recently joined  Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test to prove her strength after leaving a toxic marriage with her ex-husband. She said Jax sent her a discouraging message, saying, “You’re not gonna make it far,” before the competition even started.

Brittany admitted that she needs to push herself after a challenging year. But Jax’s world did no help either way. Jax and Brittany had been in a toxic relationship, and it seems like this inner hatred is growing more. They are currently co-parenting their four-year-old son, Cruz. For Brittany, the journey was only so that she could rise above doubt.

Vanderpump Rules: Jax Taylor Exits The Valley, Ending His Bravo Reality Run

Vanderpump Rules alum Jax Taylor is back in the news, as he has been officially fired from The Valley. His Bravo debut came in 2013 with Vanderpump Rules. The reality TV star quickly gained popularity for his cheating scandals, felonious theft, and controversial relationships, often playing the role of the “villain” on the show. Despite the hate, he maintained a very high-profile public image, came as a guest, and even landed a lead role on The Valley.

Recently, Jax’s appearance on Bravo’s Hot Mic podcast, where he talked about his struggles with cocaine addiction, caught him all the attention. Additionally, he claimed to be a producer on The Valley, which again comes as ridiculous and false news. This will be the first time he is facing concrete consequences for his recent behavior. 

In contrast, female stars have often faced the harshest scrutiny for even minor actions. Bravo removed Camille Grammer, an original cast member of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, from the show after just one season, primarily due to audience unpopularity, despite her having no major personal scandal. This shows the double standards of reality TV production.

Taylor’s firing has been well-received by many viewers and will be seen as a prime example for future reality stars. Fans are really happy with his exit and are celebrating it like a personal victory. Keep coming back to TV Season & Spoilers for all the latest reality TV updates.