September 27 came Youtube-group “The Try Guys” with a statement that one of the members should no longer be part of the team. They shared the statement across all platforms and the wording was the same everywhere:
Shocking Details: “He broke me”
“Ned Fulmer will no longer work with ‘The Try Guys’. Following a thorough internal review, we see no way forward together. We appreciate your support as we address this change,” they write.
A variety of media, incl The New York Times have written about the scandal so far.
Admits adultery
Since 2014, “The Try Guys” has consisted of Ned Fulmer (35), Keith Habersberger (35), Zach Kornfeld (32) and Eugene Lee Yang (36). They started out as video producers for BuzzFeed before quitting in 2018 and starting their own production company.
In the emergency room just before the wedding
In other words, the group has been together for eight years. While they haven’t disclosed why Fulmer is now out of the group, many are speculating if it could be related to another statement that also arrived on Sept. 27.
He went to Instagram just an hour after the group’s statement and acknowledged that he had cheated on his wife, Ariel Fulmer (36).
“Family should always have been my priority, but I lost focus and had a consensual relationship with someone at work. I’m sorry for the pain my actions may have caused to other guys and fans, but especially Ariel. . The only thing that is important to me now is my marriage and my children, and this is where all my attention lies, “she writes.
sea View
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– There are consequences for your actions
Several people have written in Ned Fulmer’s comment field, and the vast majority support his wife.
“I don’t know, but I don’t think Ariel agreed,” writes one.
“I hope Ariel is headed for divorce,” writes another.
Comes with a plug
A third person is clearly disappointed:
“I can’t believe it, Ned.”
Several people also left comments under the post for “The Try Guys”.
“Honestly, I appreciate the guys who don’t support their friend here. Obviously it’s sad to see him go, but … There are consequences for your actions, “writes one.
Another writes “I know it probably wasn’t an easy choice, but it was the only right thing to do.”
