Jax Taylor steps wearing a hoodie with a message about saints and sinners following Vanderpump Rules cast firing controversy
Nearly three weeks after his fellow Vanderpump Rules Kristen Doute and Stassi Schroeder were fired from the show, Jax Taylor stepped out with a unique message.
The 40-year-old reality star was spotted grabbing some coffee in Los Angeles on Monday afternoon, wearing a hoodie that seemed to allude to his castmates’ firing.
His outing comes just days after racist comments from Taylor surfaced that lead to him stepping down from the cocktail company he was starting with Lance Bass called Just Add X, while others have called for his firing from Vanderpump Rules as well.
Stepping out: Nearly three weeks after his fellow Vanderpump Rules Kristen Doute and Stassi Schroeder were fired from the show, Jax Taylor stepped out with a unique message
Taylor was wearing a black sweatshirt with white text on the front that read, ‘Every Saint has a past,’ and on the back it added, ‘Every Sinner has a future.’
He also wore a backwards black baseball cap from Industrial Stamping and black shorts and slides as he picked up some coffee.
He was also seen dropping off some trash before heading out to grab some coffee in Los Angeles.
Saints and Sinners: Taylor was wearing a black sweatshirt with white text on the front that read, ‘Every Saint has a past,’ and on the back it added, ‘Every Sinner has a future’
Taylor has come under fire after N’Sync singer Lance Bass announced Taylor was leaving their Just Add X cocktail brand after racist comments surfaced.
‘[Jax is] stepping down from [our] Just Add X [business venture]. We can’t be involved and associated with any of this going down. We have to do the right thing,’ Bass sid.
Taylor was asked to step down after a racist comment he made on Instagram surfaced, regarding the size of 90 Day Fiance star Jay Smith’s nose.
Leaving: Taylor has come under fire after N’Sync singer Lance Bass announced Taylor was leaving their Just Add X cocktail brand after racist comments surfaced
Taylor’s reps, however, claim he wasn’t leaving the company, though Bass predicted Taylor would ‘lose everything,’ including his spot on Vanderpump Rules.
Faith Stowers, the former Vanderpump Rules star who was falsely accused of a crime by Doute and Schroeder, leading to their firing, has also called for Taylor to be fired because of his racist comments.
‘I didn’t even know the depth of the crazy things that they were saying,’ Stowers claimed.
Predicted: Taylor’s reps, however, claim he wasn’t leaving the company, though Bass predicted Taylor would ‘lose everything,’ including his spot on Vanderpump Rules
‘And so like, I got DMs from other shows, from other females on other shows saying that Mr. Taylor had said some crazy things to them that were racial. So I think he gets a pat on the back a lot,’ Stowers added.
Taylor was also spotted out in the same ensemble riding around on a motorized scooter, with some black sunglasses as well.
As of now, Taylor has not been removed from Vanderpump Rules, but two more cast members, Max Boyens and Brett Caprioni, were removed after racist comments surfaced.
Scooter: Taylor was also spotted out in the same ensemble riding around on a motorized scooter, with some black sunglasses as well