Brittany Cartwright Doubles Down Shading Ex Jax Taylors' Bedroom Prowess After Vibrator Ad

Oops! Brittany Cartwright did it again! She is not generous with these ratings for Jax Taylor.

The reality star is not done with slamming her estranged husband and has now taken it a notch further by hitting the nail on the head, on the small screen!

Brittany Cartwright and Jax Taylor have been in a contentious battle since their divorce began after she pulled the plug on their marriage last January, after five years together.

The reality star did not hold back when "Watch What Happens Live" host Andy Cohen asked to rate her estranged husband's bedroom skills during her appearance.

In a moment filled with candidness, she described his performance as lacking, stating that while there were times he might have ranked as "a seven or an eight," he often fell short with "no stamina, no nothing." 

Ultimately, she gave him a dismal score on a scale of one to ten, eliciting notable reactions from host Andy Cohen. Their split has been quite nasty, even though Cartwright and Taylor share a four-year-old son, Cruz, and were married for five years.

However, Cartwright's latest comment will likely add more tension to their already contentious relationship, as she gave her final verdict on Taylor's performance, "I'd say, a two or three." 

While this may be Cartwright's first direct shade at Taylor's bedroom business, she threw a subtle one in his direction last September.

As shared by The Blast, Cartwright brought the guns out when she took to social media in a now-deleted post to promote a line of vibrators. Embracing a self-love journey, she shared a series of playful photos on Instagram, showcasing various self-pleasure toys from Bellesa Boutique. 

In her post, she confidently declared, "POV: in my self-love era," emphasizing her independence with the message, "I've always done everything on my own, so I'm not going to stop now."

Cartwright encouraged her followers to participate in a giveaway for a chance to win their own "toyfriend". She concluded her post with an empowering note about the importance of sexual wellness, affirming that every woman, especially single mothers, deserves to feel valued and fulfilled.

Last year, she got candid during an episode of her podcast "When Reality Hits" about her emotional journey following her split from her ex-husband. 

Cartwright shared that the decision to leave the relationship was not made lightly or quickly, emphasizing the difficulty of finding the courage to end what she described as a "toxic relationship."

Despite the challenges of the divorce, which brought her to tears, Cartwright expressed that the experience has ultimately made her "stronger than ever."

The small screen queen also highlighted her son Cruz as her primary motivation, expressing her commitment to becoming the "happy and healthy mommy" he deserves.

The Blast gathered that as she geared up for the second season of "The Valley," Cartwright opened up about her challenging experience living in the San Fernando Valley following her split from Taylor.

She revealed that her ex-partner stubbornly remained in their home for seven months while she moved between rental houses with their 3-year-old son, Cruz. Despite offering to let him stay in the rentals she was funding, he refused to leave.

Cartwright resides back in her home, where she has made a nurturing space for Cruz. She has a welcoming mat outside her door that reads, "The Cartwrights."

Reflecting on her journey, she expressed uncertainty about returning to the house, emphasizing how much it means to her and her son, as it holds their cherished memories and all of Cruz's toys and play areas.

Cartwright also discussed Cruz's autism diagnosis and described their home as his "safe space." She expressed her discontent with Taylor's decision to have them move frequently, stating, "I'll never forgive him for doing that to us."

Her statement shed light on the challenges of managing a child with autism during such transitions. 

Although Taylor eventually moved out to a condo, Cartwright believes his motivation was influenced by the filming of "The Valley" season 2, suggesting that he was more concerned about public perception than their well-being.

Now that Cartwright and Cruz are settled back at home, she feels a sense of pride in being able to manage things independently. 

She expressed her achievements as a girl from Kentucky, noting that she handles all her bills independently without any help from Taylor. This newfound independence is something she values deeply.

Will Brittany Cartwright's ex respond to her latest dig?