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An eagle-eyed podcaster uncovered a spelling error that seemingly corroborates Brittany Cartwright’s claim that Jax Taylor posts anonymously from the burner account Frank Dremon.
On the latest episode of The Valley, Brittany, who’s now divorcing Jax, alleged he writes anonymously under the alias Frank Dremon. Brittany claimed he once accidentally messaged her from this burner account, and he recently posted that Jax is a “legend.”
After the episode aired, podcaster Jenny Blaze spotlighted “Frank’s” past posts.
In one comment, Frank defended Jax’s stay in rehab.
“30 days equals 4 weeks,” wrote the account. “Maybe you need rehab doll … 30 days is more than week.”
In another post, Frank called out “click bait.”
“Not a fan of that new girl,” wrote Frank in another. “She looks thirsty to be on T.V.”
In a different comment, Frank addressed Jax’s separation: “People literally separate everyday, reality stars are know different. What’s your point.”
Here, the podcaster pointed out how Frank misspelled “no” as “know.” Then, Jenny pointed out a past comment in which Jax made the same error.
“We get it you’re in Coachella knowbody cares,” wrote Jax (emphasis added).
The error is suspicious, given that Frank seems determined to defend Jax online.
In the recent episode, Brittany first shared the burner-account story in a conversation with Janet Caperna.
“Oh my god, did I tell you I found another comment that he did to himself on his burner account?” asked Brittany at the time, via E! News. “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. And then somebody wrote back and said, ‘In his own mind.’”
“I’ve known Jax has had this burner account Frank Dremon for a very long time,” she added in her confessional. “He told me about it that this was his account that he would go look at things. 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.”
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