Ned Fulmer Exposes His Mistress & People Are FINALLY Done With David Dobrik | Just Trish Ep. 271

Ned Fulmer's recent podcast interview revealed that his mistress was engaged, and her fiancé discovered their affair early on through text messages. Despite being caught, they continued the affair, primarily using business trips as cover. Ned also mistakenly believed he could retain his job after the scandal.

He exposed his mistress which is like the craziest part. Well, obviously we knew her name, but like kind of just aired out all her dirty laundry. Like she was also in a relationship engaged, right? Yes. Um, and he said that her fiance actually caught them like right at the beginning of their affair. So, he's really just airing all her out, which is crazy to me. And so they got caught like towards the beginning because her fiance saw texts and messages like on her phone between the two. And they stopped for a little bit after that, but then they just couldn't resist and they kept it back up. And then he gets asked like, 'Well, how did you go about doing this if you were caught? Like weren't you afraid?' And he said that his way of doing it was business trips. So all the business trips cuz she was a producer like that's where all the cheating would occur without getting caught. He did want to stay with Ariel and he also wanted to stay at his job. And he thought that he would be able to stay employed, you dumb ass.

David Dobrik faced significant backlash from his audience for advocating that everyone should pay $200 for TSA Clear to bypass airport security lines. This stance highlighted his profound disconnect from the financial realities of most people, who cannot easily afford such an expense on top of travel costs.

There was a whole controversy over um a feud between David and his other co-host, the older male co-host out of the three. And they Four ghost. A heated discussion kind of turned into a blowout discussion honestly about um paying for clear to get through the TSA because there was a whole debacle where they were coming back from Brazil and they were going to miss their flight. But David said it was a great deal cuz he just paid $200 and he got to skip the whole TSA line and he was advocating for everyone paying $200 to get through TSA. and his other co-host was like, 'Well, it's not really fair because like it shouldn't I'm already paying for the ticket. Like, I shouldn't also have to pay $200 just to get through security.' And there's like a whole heated discussion of them like it turned into a yelling match AT ONE POINT. David tried to apologize and be like cuz he was getting a lot of backlash from the tens of views viewers. But he was still having trouble acknowledging that like again for you it's an easy $200 spend but for other people like that's tough.

Trisha candidly shared her struggle with body image, noting that despite losing 20 pounds in two months (from 244 lbs to 226 lbs), she still feels 'humongous.' This highlights a common psychological disconnect where numerical weight loss doesn't always align with an individual's self-perception of their body.

I've been like so good cuz I have been trying to cut out like sweets. I like whatever I try and like do smaller portions, cut out sweets. I've been like really working hard like walking and Pilates like I've really been trying to do like exercise. So I was like okay when I gave birth to Aquaman I was 265 which was my heaviest. Then when I really started to like, okay, I'm going to like lock in and do no sweets. I was at 244 and then yesterday I was 226 and I was like, 'Oh my god.' Like, and that was like within like 2 months or whatever like that. And I was like so excited. But like weirdly, and you'll see you I when I first sat down, I was in my denim skirt and I switched into this. Like weirdly, like the scale, the number on the scale has gone down significantly, but I still feel humongous. Like when I sat down, I was like, 'Oh my god, my belly is bigger than ever.' Meanwhile, when I was 265, I'm wearing like low cut everything. Just like it's like such a weird thing. Like you lose weight but actually feel fatter.

Chloe Cherry, an actress from Euphoria, articulated in an interview that the increasing normalization of OnlyFans and sex work is primarily a consequence of capitalism and a worsening economy, rather than solely being an empowering choice for individuals. This perspective challenges the often-glamorized narrative around these platforms.

Chloe Cherry did an interview and was like, 'I don't know where this is coming from.' She did an interview with Refinery 29. She said it was crazy as to see a character like Cassie taking the route. And she said like, 'Holy, that's what that's where we're at in society.' She did make a good point though where she talked about like some people can claim like how empowering and stuff it is. And to an extent it can be, but she's also like OAF and sex work have become more normalized, but it's literally literally only because of capitalism and the economy getting worse, which is kind of tea. Like Chloe Cherry kind of spilling.

Russell Brand's recent press tour, particularly an interview with Piers Morgan, drew criticism for his admission of consensual sex with a 16-year-old when he was 30 and his inability to recall a single Bible verse despite claiming religious guidance. The hosts described his behavior as a display of 'religious psychosis' and a concerning detachment from reality.

Russell Brand was just like on Pierce Morgan. I was like, I had sex with a 16-y old girl. Why did he say that? And why? Like, why is he not I get it. Like in the UK it's like legal, but you're also 30. I think that's a rule might be for like 16 and 18 year olds. I don't know if it applies to like a 30-y old man. The moment that everyone was talking about is um Pierce Morgan asked for the Bible verse that got him through his darkest of times. He's like, 'Okay, like can you tell us what it is?' And he starts flipping through the Bible for what feels like 20 minutes trying to like find a verse. And he keeps going, 'Oh, this one.' And then he reads it. He's like, 'Oh, no, no, not this one. This one.' And he keeps flipping through page by page of the Bible, trying to find the the quotes that, you know, got him through everything in his life. He can't name one. He can't say one thing Jesus did or said. I actually feel like he needs to be like institutionalized or something. Not like in a mean way, but like in a real way. Like it's like something is wrong with you, sir. You're talking about having sex with a 16-year-old in the same breath. You're just like uh like God. Like this is what this is the religious psychosis of it all, which is like scary.

Khloe Kardashian publicly posted an entire exchange on Instagram where she shamed a Postmates driver for forgetting part of her order and responding defensively. She blurred out the restaurant name but included the driver's name and car make, leading to a discussion about the ethics of celebrities blasting service workers.

On Saturday she um was just trying to order some some Postmates and she ended up posting the entire exchange on her Instagram after the delivery driver cancelled on her. Um she messaged her driver um to let them know that they forgot half the order cuz I guess the the restaurant uh got a hold of her to let her know that half the order was missing. So then she messaged her driver saying uh letting them know. She said, 'Hi, uh just called and said uh the restaurant just called and said that you forgot half the order.' So she sent that message. And then in her defense, the delivery driver did get very defensive and said, 'Who the f are you talking to?' Oh. And called Chloe a dummy. And told her that to find another driver because I'm canceled. That was the direct quote. I'm cancelled. And she posted the entire exchange. She blurred out the name of the restaurant, but she kept the driver's name and the uh make of the car and said, 'Happy Saturday, Grouchy.' And she said, 'This is too much energy at 7:50 a.m.'