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Brittany Cartwright shares steamy update on new beau... after mocking ex Jax Taylor's skills in the bedroom

Brittany Cartwright shares steamy update on new beau... after mocking ex Jax Taylor's skills in the bedroom

Daily Mail​6 days ago

Brittany Cartwright has found herself a new man, and she's sharing some racy details about their burgeoning romance.
During an appearance last week on her former Vanderpump Rules costar Lala Kent 's podcast Give Them Lala, Brittany revealed that she had started up a casual new relationship.
And on Tuesday, sources told Page Six that the 36-year-old star of The Valley is dating the singer and guitarist Will Gittens.
The revelation comes a day after Brittany gave an update on her divorce from Jax Taylor — who sexual prowess she mocked last month — as the the proceedings continue to drag on.
A video posted to the Instagram account of Will's music production studio showed Brittany with him after a concert in Los Angeles last month, which at least one of her costars reportedly joined her at.
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Though the two were only briefly spotted in the clip, the reality star boasted a wide smile as she and the musician chatted.
So far, neither Brittany nor Gittens have commented on the alleged relationship.
Earlier this year, Gittens — who reportedly hails from Trinidad — boasted about winning his first Grammy Award in an Instagram video.
So far, Brittany hasn't named the artist as her new boyfriend, but they appear to have a social media connection, as they follow each other and have liked multiple of their posts.
During her podcast appearance with Lala, she was reportedly speaking about Gittens.
Cartwright admitted to 'having fun' with a new 'crush,' though she emphasized that it was 'nothing serious' at the moment.
'We'll see where it goes,' she said.
It was Lala who urged Brittany to share more about her alleged new beau by saying, 'I like the guy who you fell straight on your a** out of the shower [with], and you guys laughed, and he still wanted to be with you after.'
Brittany — who jokingly said she 'hate[d]' the host — went on to explain that she and the new man were taking a shower together 'butt naked' when she suddenly slipped as if she had stepped on a 'banana peel.'
'I went straight back, and he thought I was gonna hit my head,' she admitted. 'Oh, it was so embarrassing, but then the way that we laughed about it was so cute.'
According to Brittany, Will attempted to grab her as she was falling, but despite his obvious compassion for her, she was still embarrassed that he saw her in a moment of awkwardness.
Lala gave her thumbs up, adding, 'I like it. And I like him.'
She said Gittens — who went nameless — was 'talented,' which Brittany heartily agreed with.
But Lala seemed to sense that it was time to end the conversation before she 'spill[ed] way too much' about her friends new man.
On Monday, Brittany appeared on The Nikki & Brie Show with Nikki and Brie Bella/Garcia, where she confirmed that she was dating 'a little bit,' which she gushed was going 'great.'
She went on to say that she had been lacking 'attention' and 'affection' in her marriage to Jax 'for, like, a long time,' which led her confidence to crater, via Just Jared.
'Being made to feel beautiful again … really helped my confidence come back,' she declared.
However, a source closer to her claimed to Page Six that she is 'not dating anyone,' and they said Will was 'just a friend.'
Brittany went on to update her fans on how her divorce from Jax Taylor is proceeding.
She said the divorce 'still has not been finalized yet,' though she hoped it would be resolved 'soon.'
'Just, you know, [Jax] waits 'til the last second for everything,' she claimed.
She wondered aloud if her ex might be slowing down the proceedings in hopes that she would change her mind about the divorce.
'It's weird how he waited till the very last day to sign, you know, whenever I wanted to even get the process going,' Brittany shared. 'Waited 'til the very last day, messed up on all the paperwork, did all this stuff, and now it just seems like he just keeps doing stuff to prolong it.'
One positive update was that her ex allegedly wasn't putting up much of a fight, 'but it's more like he's just not wanting it to be final, if that makes sense,' she said.
'It's weird. I don't know how I'm going to feel when it actually is final,' she said. 'It's 10 years I was with this guy, so I don't know if I'm going to be sad. I feel like I will have a sense of relief, but he is the father of my child, so like what's really going to change? You know? I don't know how it's going to be.'
She added that parenting their four-year-old son Cruz was more difficult due to the resentments she had built up over the years against Jax, and her ex didn't make things any easier by allegedly wanting to 'start some weird argument' whenever he came over to spend time with their son.
Brittany also revealed why she may have been coy about discussing her new romance.
According to her, there's a clause in her and Jax's divorce paperwork dictating how their son can be introduced to either of his parents' new partners.
'We actually have it in our paperwork that unless you're in a serious relationship for at least six months, I would prefer like a year, but at least six months and we talk about it first, then nobody can be around Cruz,' she explained. 'I had to [do it], I had to protect [Cruz].'

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