AFTER THE SCANDAL - WHAT HAPPENED TO THEM

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This video is meant to take another look at the aftermath of the try guys Ned Fulmer cheating scandal, and look at where it left each if the people involved

[mehijune]

You know what makes everyone be so upset about this? Ned ALWAYS talked about his wife, his kid and his marriage and how he loves them so much in pretty much every Try Guys episode, making him look like this decent and loving husband who values his family and marriage. And the fact that out of all people, he was cheating, really just makes him a hypocrite.

If he didn't "glorify" his marriage that much, people would probably still be disappointed but not to this extent because it would have been "just another celebrity cheating on his wife".

Both Ned and Alex knew what they were doing, both betrayed their partners and their team. All I hope for is that Ariel finds peace and happiness.

[jessiekano]

Hm I doubt Buzzfeed would take Ned back as they wrote so many damaging articles about him like “here’s why celebrities made us lose faith in men” just a few weeks ago.

[DarTunwarm]

No sympathy for Alexandria. She knew what she was getting into and she knew what the risks were. She is just as bad as Ned as she could have easily said no. They both deserve what they get and worse.

[cheerfulsatanist]

There's a special degree of desperation for anyone who GOES BACK to Buzzfeed.

[talissalarsen]

Can’t believe she lost her 10 year relationship offer someone that looks like Ned 💀

[maahoycaroo]

The fact that Alexandria had a “worst outcome” from your perspective of “she lost her fiancé” and Ned didn’t… well, that doesn’t depend on them, that was because her ex was smart enough to get out of that relationship and Ariel maybe it’s taking her time to make that decision because of her kids, but Ariel should also get out of that marriage and then Ned will be left alone too

[kaylavarela]

We all know Ariel deserves better but she has to figure that out for herself.

[mariahello]

Yes, I support not blaming other women for men cheating. However I can still hold them accountable of being garbage people that knowingly hurt others

[erinkelly]

I doubt Ned is going to bounce back from this easily. Everyone knows about this and companies are going to see him and her as a liability

[slangoognals]

Alexandria is a grown woman who is accountable for her choices. Any discrepancy between her punishment and Ned's is an indicator that Ned should get worse than he currently is, not that she should get better. They both deserve just the worst.

[Fleeticus]

She cheated too though. They're both as responsible for the scandal as each other. It just so happens that Alex ended up worse off, she should have thought about that before cheating. No sympathy for either party.

[sunnyfrost]

He doesn’t deserve to have those connections. He doesn’t deserve Ariel. He deserves to get divorced and suffer more consequences.
A cheater will always be a cheater.

As a married man, he should have stopped himself. It’s called self control and respect for your SO. But Ned is disgusting…

[awomansstory.]

Being cheated on when you are the FAITHFUL wife and mother is the worst experience. I know. His wife is in hell right now, and for years to come. I know.
As for his coworker/mistress: sorry, but I don’t believe you couldn’t resist his advances ( if that’s what she alleges.)Your boyfriend would have been told, you’d sue the pants off him with collected evidence, or you could simply tell your coworkers to stay away from Ned and then quit.

[pjihae]

I think the #1 nyt bestseller is referring to the book the try guys wrote together, not to the date night cookbook. I refuse to believe his unqualified ass cookbook truly hit the best seller list.

[trishakelly]

Alex knew what she was doing and that it was wrong!

[reindeerchai]

Ned five years ago: why i left buzzfeed
Ned today: why i got back to buzzfeed

[kayleesilva]

People saying Ariel needs to just leave Ned, need to take in the FACT that she has children with him, built a life with him, and made vows with him. Not everyone is about just getting up and leaving someone especially after building an entire life with somebody. I’m not saying Ariel should stay with him because he totally sucks but to judge her for staying without taking into account that getting divorced is emotionally draining for not only her, but her children, and not easy for everyone is wild. Ned and Alexandria are 1000% equally accountable as they both knew each others status and what they themselves also had. Not one should be more dragged than the other. Imagine throwing away a 10 YEAR relationship on a MARRIED MAN and Vice versa. Imagine destroying a 10 YEAR relationship while also being married?? Both are in the wrong and I personally don’t think either one will come up from this.

[sugarplum]

Even if what they had to lose was different, Alexandria knew full well what she could lose. She made her choices. If she had been single herself, did not know Ariel and was not involved with the Try Guys, I would not really fault her as the only person whose job it is to protect a marriage and keep their vows are the married partners. But she betrayed her fiance, she betrayed Ariel and she betrayed the Try Guys. She is just as vile as Ned in this situation and I personally do not believe the 'power balance' was off. She was an executive producer and a performer on their shows. She has plenty of experience of her own- she was not some wide eyed little 18 year old.

[chloegordon]

Whichever direction their marriage goes, Ned is gonna have consequences to deal with. If Ariel chooses to divorce him, that is a consequence of his actions as well as any potential custody battle where she has custody and he pays her child support.

If Ariel decides to move forward and remain married to him, there's still consequences to be had. He's gonna be on a very short leash if he wants to win her trust back. This means he forfeits his privacy; she may have full-on access to his phone, he might not be allowed to have female friends anymore, if he goes out without her and the kids, he might have to check in with her regularly to assure her he's not fooling around.

Outside of his marriage, he's also potentially ruined any job opportunities to work in a supervisory/management position ever again. Work options may be limited as well when it comes to earning Ariel's trust back.

All these scenarios are consequences of his own actions. Even if things pan out for the better, it's still gonna cost him in some way.

[werawful]

So silly that this video seems to have such sympathy for “Alex’s situation”. She should have known what her consequences would have been if she was caught, and yet, she willingly entered into that situation. She deserves no more sympathy than Ned.