These revelations come after Jax made controversial claims during a November 2024 interview on Bravo’s Scorching Mic podcast, and reiterated these sentiments on the season 2 premiere of The Valley. He alleged that Brittany had requested him to engage in intimate encounters multiple times during their relationship, casting a shadow over their past.

In response to these accusations, Brittany is now courageously speaking out to clarify the truth.

While appearing on The Valley After Show alongside Lala Kent, the 36-year-old reality star openly admitted to experiencing some “vulnerable moments” regarding her feelings for Jax, reflecting the emotional turmoil that often accompanies such relationships.

“We didn’t hook up,” Brittany clarified to Lala, emphasizing her commitment to setting the record straight about their history.

“We did hook up one time, but that was before what he was discussing on Scorching Mic,” she added, providing context to their past interactions and the timeline of events.

“My main goal was to reach a point where we could be friends because we have a son together. I tried to focus on that,” she continued. “I definitely had a few weak moments, but that has not happened in a long, long time. That was in the very beginning of our separation.”

The couple shares a four-year-old son named Cruz, which adds another layer of complexity to their relationship dynamics.

“I would never do that now,” Brittany asserted. “Are you kidding me? No. And he did it to me many, many times, trying to persuade me to reconnect intimately.”

She explained that after watching Jax on Scorching Mic, she identified a staggering 31 falsehoods regarding their relationship and his actions, revealing a deep sense of betrayal and confusion.

The devoted mother emphasized that after their separation, Jax attempted to rekindle their romance; however, she realized that reconciliation was not a viable option once she moved out of their shared home. This acknowledgment marked a significant turning point for her.

“It was really hard for me because I still loved him very much. That is the only reason I had weak moments here and there,” she admitted, highlighting the emotional conflict she faced.

“And Jax is a love-bomber; he knows how to say the right things and manipulate situations to make me believe he would change,” Brittany continued. “It’s challenging when you love someone not to hope that could truly be the reality.”

“I always knew we weren’t going to be able to get back together from the moment I moved out. I’m not going to backtrack like that ever again,” she shared, indicating a newfound strength and clarity in her decisions.

Elsewhere on the After Show, Jax expressed his feelings of betrayal upon discovering Brittany’s past involvement with his friend, Julian Sensley, revealing the emotional scars that accompany such revelations.

“I see texts to Julian while I was on vacation, so that’s what triggered me. How I reacted, I wish I could take that back, but show me a man who wouldn’t go crazy after finding out their wife is texting their friend about sexual matters,” Jax stated during the After Show, highlighting his emotional distress.

“At that time, too, I’m not blaming anything, but I was on a lot of substances, I was drinking, I was using drugs, I was spiraling out of control,” Jax, who recently opened up about his cocaine addiction, continued, providing insight into his struggles.

The camera shifted to Brittany defending her actions, clarifying that the only times she communicated with Julian were during her separation from Jax, reminding the audience of the challenges she faced throughout their tumultuous marriage.

“Imagine having to read the nasty, disgusting messages from multiple women that are sent to my DMs — there’s no comparison between him and me,” Brittany stated, illustrating the emotional toll of public scrutiny and personal betrayal.

Regarding Julian, Brittany added, “He did make me feel good, and it was like, I needed that. I had no confidence anymore. And I did enjoy my time with him.” However, that relationship also ended after he “lied to me about a lot,” including the fact that he was allegedly “living with his baby mama,” highlighting the complexities of her dating life.

Fun fact: During the chat, Lala revealed she too once dated Julian, referring to him as a “hanger-onner.” Meanwhile, Jax expressed that he now wants “nothing to do with that man,” underscoring the rift between the friends.

The Valley airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo. Viewers can stream episodes anytime on Peacock, ensuring they stay updated on the unfolding drama.