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Buckle your seatbelts, because Jax Taylor is ready for one last battle before saying farewell to The Valley season 2.
On Tuesday, July 22, Bravo released a sneak peek at the show’s highly anticipated reunion special.
While Brittany Cartwright may be a nervous wreck, Jax jokes that he’s “ready to go to war.”
“Believe it or not,” he says in the preview, “I know some people think I’m not human, and I’m the devil.”
At one point in the three-part reunion, viewers will take a trip down memory lane and watch footage of Jax and Brittany madly in love at a Vanderpump Rules reunion show six years ago. At the time, Jax said he’s not going to sign a prenup “because I’m going to be with her forever.”
Fast-forward to today, when Brittany is still dropping serious allegations about her ex.
“This man put me down, body shamed me,” she says. “I would not touch that dirty dick with a 10-inch pole.”
Jax replies, “That’s not what you said four months ago.”
Jax and Brittany are not the only former — or current — couple to be put in the hot seat, as host Andy Cohen asks all the important questions after a dramatic second season.
While Jesse Lally and ex Michelle Saniei appeared to be in a better place at the time of the finale, both parties are still harboring some anger toward the other.
“A married woman with a child asking a single guy for advice about her husband?” Jesse asks, alluding to Michelle’s relationship with boyfriend Aaron Nosler. “That’s wildly inappropriate.”
Michele replies, “Wildly inappropriate? You told our client you wanted to eat her out.”
Fortunately, Jasmine Goode is here to lighten things up when she suggests, “Get that sale.”
The Valley’s three-part reunion will kick off Tuesday, July 29, when Kristen Doute and Nia Sanchez — who were both eight months pregnant at the time of filming — relive their fertility journeys.
Later on in the special, Nia and Danny Booko face off against Jason and Janet Caperna after a disastrous Hawaii trip.
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It all goes down in the wake of a casting shakeup. On Wednesday, July 16, Us Weekly exclusively confirmed that Jax would be taking a step back from the spotlight following The Valley season 2.
“After an incredibly challenging year and many honest conversations with my team and producers, I’ll be stepping away from the next season of The Valley,” Jax said in a statement. “Right now, my focus needs to be on my sobriety, my mental health, and coparenting. Taking this time is necessary for me to become the best version of myself — especially for our son, Cruz.”
The Valley airs on Bravo Tuesdays at 9 p.m. ET. Stream old episodes anytime on Peacock.
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