Jax Taylor Hands Full Custody Of Son Cruz To Brittany Cartwright Amid Their Pending Divorce

As a dedicated follower of their journey from the very beginning, I must say it’s been quite the rollercoaster ride for Brittany Cartwright and Jax Taylor. It’s heartwarming to see that despite their ongoing divorce, they are putting their son Cruz first, prioritizing his well-being above all.


In the course of their ongoing divorce proceedings, Jax Taylor has granted full legal and physical custody of their three-year-old son, Cruz, to Brittany Cartwright. In court on October 2nd, as reported by Us Weekly, Taylor opted to represent himself. Additionally, in his response to Cartwright’s August filing, he requested that the division of their shared Los Angeles home be decided at a later time.

On Wednesday, a spokesperson for the former couple spoke about the court filing, informing the mentioned media outlet that they had previously settled all issues related to their child’s custody.

“They plan to collaborate privately, focusing on what is best for Cruz, the statement notes. Moreover, any mistakes made by Taylor during his filing, due to his limited knowledge in legal matters, will be swiftly corrected.

In simpler terms, Cartwright initiated a divorce from Taylor, stating irreconcilable disagreements as the reason. The separation was noted on January 24, and she asked for primary legal and residential rights regarding their child, Cruz.

In 2015, a couple who used to be together started dating again. They tied the knot at a castle in Kentucky in 2019. Their relationship was shown on Vanderpump Rules before they left the Bravo series following season 8 in 2020. Taylor and Cartwright revealed their separation only weeks prior to their return to reality TV through the VPR spinoff The Valley, causing fans to wonder about the truth behind their portrayed relationship issues.

On a recent episode of their podcast When Reality Hits, Cartwright clarified that she and Taylor were contemplating parting ways, but emphasized that this decision wasn’t a ploy to generate publicity for The Valley; it was a genuine move.

The cameras are actively filming for Season 2 of the Bravo series now, and Cartwright has hinted that there will be more revelations about her divorce from Taylor in the upcoming episodes.

During a podcast episode in August, she stated that although you’ll understand everything once the show is broadcasted, she feels compelled to mention that this season has been the hardest for her to film among all seasons. Additionally, she clarified that her decision to file for divorce wasn’t made on a whim.

As per Cartwright’s account, it took her several years to accumulate enough resilience and determination to prioritize herself, leave a harmful relationship behind, and recognize her self-worth. In the show, she acknowledged her son as her source of strength and shared that she believes he deserves a content and healthy mother. Additionally, she mentioned that she and Taylor will independently host their podcast from now on.

Meanwhile, during a September episode of the podcast, Taylor expressed that his and Cartwright’s separation is the appropriate choice for their family, emphasizing that he will continue to cherish and care for his soon-to-be former spouse. He confidently stated, “I am aware I make a great father, and I am certain I will be an outstanding ex-husband.

Furthermore, Taylor underwent a 30-day mental health program following her diagnosis with bipolar disorder as well.

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2024-10-03 13:07