Natalie Joy

But people do have their breaking points.

And to be honest, I was kind of like, after hearing a little bit about Jesse's side of things, you know, like to me, I kind of honestly, the fact that they just kissed, I almost was like, didn't think it was, not to sound like it wasn't that big of a deal, but I,

I really empathize with Jessie.

I don't want to justify her choices, but at some point where you're in an emotionally, potentially abusive relationship and a person's beating you down and kind of taking away your sparkle.

And Jordan comes across as a guy who, Jessie is independently successful.

She was a millionaire before the show even started.

She has her businesses.

Jordan doesn't seem to have that going on.

He's trying to get dad talk going.

And it comes across as he takes out his lack of confidence in what he's doing out on his wife, who is not only very successful in business, but also a TV star.

Well, in that moment, you could tell that no matter what Jesse said, Jordan was going to have a problem with it, right?

If she was like, well, I'm not going to say anything, he would have been like, what, you think you can just hide this?

I feel like Jordan wanted Jesse to look bad.

Well, I, I looked at it for a reason.

Like it, it seemed to me like he like wanted our sympathy and you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, like he was painting himself as the victim.

And again, sure, when it comes to Jesse's choices and what happened to Marciano, yeah, sure, he's a victim.

But the amount of times he said on camera, you had the affair, you had the affair, like very much just like wanting people to hear that while simultaneously like brushing over his behavior.

Yeah.

or not even acknowledging it.