By the time The Valley‘s Season 2 reunion filmed, Jax Taylor still appeared to be unaware that Brittany Cartwright had exposed his not-so-secret Frank Dremon burner account on camera.
During the third and final part of the cast sitdown, host Andy Cohen jokingly questioned if Frank Dremon was allowed in his bar, eliciting some confusion from Jax — and giddy laughter from his castmates who accused him of not watching the show.
He eventually caught on, though, when Andy noted that Brittany “outed” him and asked him, “Who is Frank Dremon?”
That’s when Jax confessed, “It’s my burner account, yeah.”
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He also corrected Andy’s pronunciation of Dremon, further explaining that his undercover Instagram handle was a nod to Leslie Nielsen’s fictional character from The Naked Gun movie trilogy and Police Squad! series in the 1980s and early ’90s. However, Nielsen’s character’s last name was actually Drebin, not Dremon.
“It’s not a big deal,” Jax casually reasoned, prompting both the Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen host and Brittany to remind him of some of the things he posted under the guise of his Frank Dremon alter ego.
As for whether he’s “still commenting as Frank Dremon,” Jax replied, “No. I haven’t used that in a long while, actually.”
Jax Taylor’s Instagram comments from his burner account
As Andy also pointed out on The Valley‘s Reunion Part 3, “You commented on some post about you and said, ‘Jax is the man.'”
Brittany, for her part, chimed in with such examples as, ‘Jax is the show,’ ‘What man wouldn’t feel this way?’ and ‘He is the legend.’
Both when she first made the reveal to Janet Caperna during Season 2, Episode 10, and on The Valley After Show, Brittany shared plenty more of Jax’s “cringey” comments on fans’ posts, too.
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“He was like, ‘Who wouldn’t be mad if their wife was hooking up with their friend?'” she added on the After Show. “Just saying, like, all kinds of crazy stuff.”
Other Frank Dremon comments referenced Jax’s time in rehab, his and Brittany’s divorce, and the show itself.
How Brittany Cartwright knew Jax Taylor was “Frank Dremon”
As Brittany also reminded her ex on the Season 2 reunion, “You DM’ed me on accident from the account, so it was, like, proof that it was yours.”
She’d actually discovered that exact DM on camera with Janet during Episode 10: “He said, ‘Please answer the phone, like I did for you.’ I’m dead. It’s, like, such proof that it’s him.”
Brittany didn’t exactly need evidence, though, as she explained that Jax had been using the “Finsta” for “a very long time” — and even previously admitted it was his account.
“He told me about it, that that was his account that he would go look at things,” she elaborated in a confessional. “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.”
Jax Taylor reveals how he handles social media criticism
Jax — who also owned up to burner account during a June 2025 WWHL appearance with Tom Schwartz — did not address his Frank Dremon alias prior to the reunion taping on May 2. He did, however, explain to an After Show producer how he was generally “handling the public dialogue” surrounding him.
“I mean, obviously, I’ve been doing this for a long, long time. We all know how I dive into that s–t,” Jax said, before admitting that negative social media comments sometimes ruin his day.
“I’ve got people sticking up for me. 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 continued. “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.“
As the reunion’s end officially wraps The Valley Season 2, find out the current status of Jax and Brittany’s divorce after she accused him of “prolonging” the legal process.