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Perth Now
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Scheana Shay 'wasn't ready to talk about Brock Davies' infidelity'
Scheana Shay didn't know if she was "strong enough" to overcome her husband's infidelity. The 40-year-old reality star recently revealed that Brock Davies cheated on her while she was pregnant with their now four-year-old daughter, Summer Moon - but Scheana has explained why she chose to remain tight-lipped about his infidelity. She said on the Scheananigans podcast: "At that time, I wasn't ready to talk about this. I certainly don't think you were ready to talk about this. I don't know that our marriage would have survived if we did talk about it that season. I felt like we were still very much in the middle of processing it privately." Scheana wanted to process the situation before she spoke about it publicly. She explained: "I wasn't about to start unraveling all of this on camera before I had even processed what it meant for our marriage, for our daughter, for our entire life." Scheana and Brock ultimately managed to overcome his infidelity, and she now has no regrets about keeping the situation to herself. She said: "I didn't know if I was going to be strong enough to stay. "It can be easier to just walk away after a betrayal, and hands are clean and be done. So sure, I could have disclosed it then, but I would have been speaking from a place of extreme confusion, pain, fear, [and] not clarity of any sort. "I just wasn't ready. And I think I've learned the hard way, once you say something on camera, it's out there forever." Scheana actually opened up about her husband's cheating in her new memoir. The reality star recalled being in a "state of paralysed shock" as Brock confessed to cheating. She wrote: "I remained in a state of paralysed shock as he confessed that he'd cheated on me two years prior, when we were living in San Diego during the pandemic, while I was pregnant with Summer. "I had spent so much time fighting off my anxiety and convincing myself that just because Tom [Sandoval] cheated on Ariana [Madix] didn't mean Brock would ever cheat on me. Now, I was finding out just how wrong I was."
Cosmopolitan
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Cosmopolitan
How Brock Davies Reacted to Scheana Shay's Memoir
What's a guy to do when his reality TV star wife writes a memoir detailing how he cheated on her when she was carrying their child? Go on her podcast and tell his side of the story, obviously. During a July 25 appearance on the Scheananigans podcast, Brock Davies opened up about cheating on Scheana Shay, and revealed how he reacted to Scheana exposing his affair in her memoir, My Good Side. Earlier this month, Scheana shocked fans with an excerpt from her new book, revealing that Brock had cheated on her in 2020 when she was pregnant with their daughter, Summer Moon. Per the excerpt, she didn't find out until he came clean in 2023, in the wake of Scandoval, and fans were able to deduce that the two had been able to patch things up, but no further details were released at the time. Now that the book has finally hit the shelves, it's Brock's turn to tell his side of the story. 'It was a sexual affair. There was no dating. There was no courting. It was just purely that: Meet up and then we had sex,' he said on Scheananigans. According to the former Vanderpump Rules star, he carried on this affair for three-weeks before breaking things off. 'I felt horrible about it,' he recounted, but, he said, he compartmentalized and once he decided to end the affair, he moved on. 'I believed I was never going to do it again and we could just move past this,' he said. Now that he's had five years to process, Brock says that at the time he was 'scared of being a parent again'—he is also dad to two children, Eli and Winter, and at the time of Scheana's pregnancy, there were many reports on their strained relationship. 'I believed what I read. I believed I was a bad dad,' he continued, saying that he now believes he was using fear as a way to justify his actions and take 'an easy way out.' As for why he kept it a secret for so long, Brock said he had no excuse. 'I was an absolute coward. That man was a coward,' he said. 'He wasn't thinking about protecting you, he was just thinking about protecting himself, saving face.' So, when Scheana told Brock she wanted to write about the affair in her memoir, he supported her. 'When you came to me about the book and we had a conversation about it, at the end of the day, this was your story to tell,' he said. 'When you told me about it, I said, 'I support you, and then I will read it once you have written your book, because I don't want to have any influence on it.' You know what that is? Growth.
BBC News
5 days ago
- Business
- BBC News
Economist suggests merging Jersey and Guernsey public services
Guernsey and Jersey's public services should consider working together to save money, an economist has Brock, principal advisor at research firm Islefact, said it costs about £2bn to run the Channel Islands each Brock said, given the combined running costs of the islands public sectors, work was needed to "improve the relationship and perhaps have a combined public service".Pan-Island Commissioner for Standards Dr Melissa McCullough said any collaboration would need "equal partnership". 'Pressures are growing' Mr Brock cited healthcare, education and general administration as three areas where the islands could work together more closely. "One of the things I focus on is where best practice is being applied in other islands around the world," he said."In the past, the Channel Islands in particular had been immune to external pressures - those external pressures are growing daily... there's a problem every week or every month at the moment. "With an ageing population demographic, artificial intelligence, all of the issues that are relevant in both islands, I think it's a perfect opportunity to try and say, 'Right, well where can savings be made?'." About 30% of the £2bn was spent on healthcare, while another 20% was spent on general administration, said Mr terms of education, he said there was a labour shortage across both islands and a pan-island plan should be considered."There are many islands which have got one administration over several islands... that could be applied in Jersey and Guernsey," he said. Wayne Bates, a national negotiator for teacher's union NASUWT, said co-operation between schools was a "good thing".He said any changes to improve education, performance and outcomes for pupils would have a "beneficial impact on the economies of both islands".Dr McCullough, who works for the islands to investigate breaches into their codes of conduct, said a collaboration would need an "equal partnership", regardless of the size of the island."It's about better service delivery, it's not necessarily about conforming to one sort of model," she said."Anybody who is looking to share services... has to be clear about mutual respect."Each island has an equal say."
CTV News
6 days ago
- Business
- CTV News
Premiers retain ‘Elbows Up' approach
Winnipeg Watch CTV's Taylor Brock breaks down the final day of the premiers meeting, where the desire to improve interprovincial trade was top of mind.
Yahoo
21-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
UFC legend reveals Brock Lesnar's ‘banned' WWE status
The post UFC legend reveals Brock Lesnar's 'banned' WWE status appeared first on ClutchPoints. According to former UFC Heavyweight Champion Daniel Cormier, WWE star Brock Lesnar is on the 'banned list' amid his indefinite hiatus. If this is true, this could spell the end of Lesnar's professional wrestling career. During an interview on the MIghycast podcast, Cormier debunked the idea of facing Lesnar in WWE (1:13:00 mark). He claimed Lesnar was on a 'banned list,' though he didn't specify if it was from WWE, UFC, or their parent company, TKO. 'I mean, Brock is on the banned list right now,' Cormier revealed. 'Brock got into so much trouble… I ain't telling you on-air what Brock did, [but] Brock is in so much trouble.' That makes it sound like Lesnar will not be coming back to WWE anytime soon. Whether he is 'banned' from WWE or TKO altogether, it does not look good for him. Why is WWE star Brock Lesnar on the 'banned list'? Lesnar has not been seen in WWE since August 2023. He faced Cody Rhodes in the rubber match of their feud at SummerSlam. Afterward, he raised Rhodes' arm, seemingly passing the torch to the 'American Nightmare.' While he was supposed to return at the Royal Rumble in January 2024, Lesnar was pulled from his plans. This was due to a former WWE employee, Janel Grant, filing a lawsuit against Vince McMahon. Initially, Lesnar was not specifically named in the lawsuit. However, it was heavily implied that he was involved, as McMahon tried to traffic Grant to Lesnar during his contract negotiations to return to WWE in 2021. Later, in February 2025, Lesnar was officially named in the lawsuit. WWE and TKO have continued to withhold Lesnar from returning to the ring. It is unclear if he will ever get back in the squared circle. It would almost be a surprise at this point. Since coming back to wrestling in 2021, Lesnar has predominantly been a babyface. This was a drastic change from his previous tenures, during which he usually played the heel. Lesnar feuded with Roman Reigns over the Universal Championship upon his return. Their longstanding feud culminated at the 2022 SummerSlam event. After that, he had matches with Bobby Lashley, Omos, and Rhodes. Related: WWE star Drew McIntyre trolls SummerSlam foes with viral Coldplay meme Related: WWE star Roman Reigns shuts down 6th kid rumors during hiatus Solve the daily Crossword
