Brittany Cartwright Seemingly Hints That She's Considered Getting Back Together With Jax Taylor

Although Brittany Cartwright is in the middle of a contentious divorce from her soon-to-be ex-husband, Jax Taylor, it sounds like the reality star has considered taking him back.

During an interview, Brittany Cartwright, who met and married Taylor on Bravo's hit reality series "Vanderpump Rules," revealed she's thought about returning to the villainous reality star during moments of weakness. However, there's something that draws her back every time.

Cartwright filed for divorce from Taylor in August 2024. Since then, she's moved out of their shared home to focus on herself and Cruz, her and Taylor's three-year-old son.

However, during an interview on the "I Do, Part 2" podcast, the reality star, 36, admitted she's thought about calling Taylor whenever she's felt lonely in the past.

"I've had, I'm not gonna lie, I've had like a couple of times where I was like, lonely and was, like, 'Whoa, what might happen?'" she revealed.

"But we never got back together, and we never will get back together," she added.

Cartwright later admitted that she's felt lonely more often than not, which has led her to want to reconnect with Taylor. However, she now knows she deserves better than what Taylor can offer her.

“But I know I’m worth so much more, and I can do so much better than what he put me through. That’s a confidence that I never had before," she said.

Cartwright explained that since splitting from Taylor, she's "gained so much more strength" that if she "went back to that, I feel like my peace would be all messed up again."

Taylor recently caused waves among the Bravoverse when he opened up about his decades of cocaine use during an episode of the "Hot Mic" podcast with Alex Baskin on March 4, 2025.

While conversing with the "VPR" executive producer, Taylor revealed candidly that he was "an addict."

"I have substance issues," he continued. "Primarily with cocaine."

The 45-year-old admitted he began using the illicit drug when he was 23, which also caused him to start consuming alcohol. “I can’t do cocaine without drinking," the "House of Villains" star said before sharing he'd given "up both."

"I’m proud to say I’m 83 days sober right now, which is the longest I’ve ever gone in my life without either," he added.

A couple of weeks later, Taylor shared another update on his Instagram, letting his followers know that he had reached 100 days of sobriety.

"100 days down and the rest of my life to go," he captioned the picture.

During a separate interview, Cartwright, who also stars alongside Taylor in Bravo's "The Valley," opened up about Taylor admitting he was addicted to cocaine with the rest of the world.

According to her, she was "glad" he "finally admitted what was really going on," considering "the extent of trauma he's instilled on our family over the years."

However, Cartwright also explained that she was "skeptical" of his journey because she hadn't noticed any change in behavior since filing for divorce.

"His behaviors are still alarming, and his treatment plan seems to be the bare minimum," she said.

Taylor and Cartwright's messy relationship journey will be showcased in the upcoming second season of "The Valley," which will premiere on April 15 at 9 PM EST.

Based on the trailer for the forthcoming batch of episodes, viewers are in for a wild ride that will feature cheating allegations, thrown drinks, tears, and threats of physical violence.

In one clip, Cartwright told a co-star that, in addition to her divorce, she planned on securing custody of her son and filing a restraining order against Taylor. Taylor, on the other hand, broke down in tears over the "man I want to become" in a separate scene.

Fans responded with overwhelming praise to the trailer, and many acknowledged how explosive the teaser was.

"We've gotta protect this show with everything we've got," one user wrote. "They have CLOCKED IN."

"Holy sh-t," a second user commented. "This looks AMAZING!"