Jax Taylor blew off Netflix‘s Nobody Wants This creator, Erin Foster, at the birthday party she threw for her husband at Jax’s Studio City.
During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, Andy Cohen mentioned the love David Foster‘s daughter has for both Vanderpump Rules and The Valley.
Erin got Jax’ed:
Katharine McPhee’s stepdaughter threw her husband’s 40th bday at Jax’s bar, after purchasing a Cameo from the former SUR bartender. “It was a surprise for him because we are huge fans. We organized it all.”
“I had been DMing with Jax; I got a bunch of cameos for my husband … [Jax] was one of them. He gave us a four-minute long saga of a Cameo.” Erin thought, “Oh My God! We are really connecting. So, I DMed him.”
It didn’t take long for Erin to realize, “He doesn’t give a shit about me. Basically, when I got to the bar, he walked right past me.”
Instead of passing judgement on the soon-to-be divorcée, Erin reasoned, “I think he’s going through a lot.”
Erin Foster and her husband are such huge fans of Vanderpump Rules and The Valley that they threw a party at Jax’s bar pic.twitter.com/XXifSVLC4l
— Watch What Happens Live! (@BravoWWHL) October 1, 2024
Jax’s scroll of diagnoses:
Erin, along with the rest of the Bravo TV fanbase, knows Jax has been dealing with a lot … as a result of his actions. After a 30 day stint at an in-patient treatment center, Jax came to terms with some truths about himself.
During an episode of his When Reality Hits podcast, a fan asked the 45 year old, “Do you agree you’re a narcissist?” Jax believes he is. “I’m going to be honest with this. Yes. I do agree.” The Valley‘s villain continued, “I’ve literally learned five new terms that I’ve never learned before that I do. I’m probably going to get in trouble for saying this, but I do all of them. I’ve done them all for years and I had no idea.”
“I breadcrumb; I am a narcissist.” Also, “I love bomb. That’s another one.” The list continues. “Gaslighting. I do all these things – I had no idea there were terms for these things.” So, “I looked at the definitions of all these new terms, and I’m like, ‘Oh my god. I do that. Oh my god. I do that.”
