Brittany Cartwright Reveals Jax Taylor’s ‘Cringey and Sad’ Burner Instagram: Here’s What He’s Posted About Himself

Brittany Cartwright just proved that many of the comments in support of Jax Taylor are coming from one source: Jax Taylor himself. In a recent episode of Bravo’s The Valley, Cartwright and castmate Janet Caperna discussed Taylor’s alleged burner Instagram account. She said her estranged husband used an account under the alias Frank Dremon to post about himself.

Brittany Cartwright revealed Jax Taylor has a burner Instagram account

On the June 17 episode of The Valley, Cartwright revealed that her former husband has been using the Frank Dremon account to post about himself on Instagram.

“He told me about it, that that was his account that he would go look at things,” she said. “I don’t know if he forgot that I knew about it, but underneath all these posts, all of a sudden, I see Frank Dremon.”

Cartwright said Taylor has been using the account for a “very long time.” She said she was certain the account belonged to him because he accidentally messaged her from it.

“He accidentally DMed me from it!” she said. “He said, ‘Please answer the phone, like I did for you.’ I’m dead. It’s, like, such proof that it’s him.”

Brittany Cartwright said Jax Taylor posts about himself on the Instagram account

According to Cartwright, Taylor doesn’t just use the account to anonymously read comments about himself. He posts in his own defense.

“So, it’s underneath the thing that’s like, ‘Jax Taylor Ready to Be the No. 1 Guy in the Group,’ and he wrote, ‘He’s a legend,’ about himself,” she wrote. “And then somebody wrote back and said, ‘In his own mind.'”

Per Bravo, the show then shared screenshots of “Frank Dremon’s” posting history. He commented things like, “called click bait honey,” “Not a fan of that new girl…She looks thirsty to be on TV,” and “People literally separate every day reality stars are know [sic] different. What’s your point.”

While Caperna viewed posts, she said she felt “so secondhand embarrassed” for Taylor.

“It’s equally cringey and sad because he’s like sticking up for himself. I don’t even know what to do with this,” Caperna said. “You know Jax is also on the toilet. He’s sitting on his toilet being like, ‘He’s a legend.’ It’s like, ‘Jax, when you’re done, look in the mirror as you’re washing your hands hopefully.’ I don’t know how this legend looks at himself in the mirror.”

He admitted he has a hard time not responding to comments about himself 

Taylor gets caught up in Instagram disputes on his own account, too. He said he finds it difficult to stay out of the comments.

“I’ve got people sticking up for me,” he said. “I’ve got people who don’t, and they’re, like, going to war with each other. It’s like, what is going on here?” he said. “You can’t engage because that’s what they want you to do. That’s the hard part because I have a hard time … not engaging. I get phone calls literally multiple times a week: Jax, stop engaging. Stop talking. Stop responding.”