Jax Taylor Shares His “Greatest Remorse” and Says Marriage to Brittany “Ran Its Course”

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Jax Taylor shared his “greatest remorse” as he addressed how his marriage to Brittany Cartwright “ran its course.” The star additionally hinted at his “codependency” points, and the way the viewers likes to see him “spiral.”

On the brand new season of The Valley, Jax went to rehab for an habit to cocaine and alcohol. When he left, Jax was rapidly served divorce papers. All through the divorce, he’s fought regularly along with his ex.

In a July 8 interview for the “We’re Out of Time” podcast, Jax shared how he feels about actuality TV.

“TV is the place I used to be imagined to be,” he stated. “I feel I discovered my area of interest. I feel I’m good at what I do. I like being on TV. Has it made my life higher and worse? Positive. You already know, you’re gonna have your highs and lows.”

“Individuals love to look at what I’m gonna do subsequent. They don’t care. They like to see the spiral,” he stated. “Now’s that good? In all probability not.”

He revealed that his “greatest remorse” is how he dealt with the divorce with Brittany.

“[But] I don’t remorse getting a divorce or going via a divorce. No, as a result of it wanted to be completed,” he stated. “It ran its course.”

“I feel my codependency points are an issue. I feel being lonely is a matter,” he continued. “Studying to adapt to loneliness, I’ve a tough time with that. Being comfy in my very own pores and skin is hard for me proper now. Once more, I’m new into this. I don’t have years [of sobriety] below my belt. I would like construction. I thrive on it.”

Earlier this yr, Jax revealed he went to rehab twice.

“The primary time, I sort of put up just a little little bit of a battle. This [second] one, I used to be like, ‘You’re proper.’ I didn’t put up a battle. I’m like, ‘I gotta return,’” Jax defined on Bravo’s Sizzling Mic podcast on the time.

“I didn’t keep the complete time,” he went on. “I ended up staying 17 days. I felt like, for me, that was sufficient. I used to be like, ‘You already know what? One other 14 days shouldn’t be gonna do something. I do know that I’m good. I’m OK.’ I simply wanted to get again and be OK for a second.”