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The Try Guys will be losing another member of their group a year and a half after the cheating scandal.

Maybe next time, Prince Harry!

Well, it looks like Ned Fulmer and his wife Ariel are sticking together no matter what.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour concert with his wife, Ariel, over the weekend.According to an Instagram Story posted by his sister (and captured by ), Ned and Ariel hit up the concert at SoFi Stadium with his sister, Grace, on Saturday. Grace was the one who posted a photo of the group on her Instagram Story the next day.

Ned Fulmer and his wife, Ariel Fulmer, put on a united front at the Eras Tour nearly one year after his cheating scandal cost him his job with YouTube’s Try Guys.

, or fester with horrific implications, or leave us anxious, confused, and world-weary. In that sense, we've been living through an outrageously turgid season of gossip ever . Did anyone enjoy sifting through the ? Or 's rapid descent into loathsome anti-semitism? Or ? Or Trump's unseemly confluence of reality-show buffoonery and dictatorial precepts? Our entertainment headlines have been dominated by outrage and criminal proceedings for so long that we've forgotten the joy of a thrilling, pulpy Hollywood scandal.

The Try Guys finally shared their opinion on the controversial Saturday Night Live sketch that left a bad taste in lots of their fans’ mouths.

“wife guys”. The first came in the form of Maroon 5 frontman, Adam Levine, who was accused of cheating on his pregnant wife, supermodel Behati Prinsloo; the second involved internet personality Ned Fulmer, famously of the YouTube channel The Try Guys, who admitted to a “consensual” workplace relationship with a member of the Try Guys staff. These two scandals – which happened only days apart – became a major moment in popular culture, in large part due to outrage from fans.

How long had Ned Fulmer been cheating on his wife Ariel Fulmer with co-worker Alex Herring?! A lot longer than we thought, it seems!!!

Saturday Night Live featured a parody of YouTube stars The Try Guys' emotional video where they addressed the highly-publicized cheating scandal involving their executive producer/partner Ned Fulmer and associate producer Alexandria Herring.Cast members Bowen Yang, Mikey Day, and Keith Habersberger made sure to wear identical clothing to the real-life Eugene Lee Yang, Zach Kornfeld, and Keith Habersberger on the NBC sketch show.SNL host Brendan Gleeson played CNN White House Correspondent Colin O'Doherty, who interrupted his report on Ukraine in order to chat live with the 'Buzzfeed pranksters who try stuff like fingernail polish, weird haircuts, and eating bugs.' 'There is a lot of anger on this couch': Saturday Night Live featured a parody of YouTube stars The Try Guys' emotional video where they addressed the highly-publicized cheating scandal involving their executive producer/partner Ned Fulmer and associate producer Alexandria Herring The real Try Guys: Cast members Bowen Yang, Mikey Day, and Keith Habersberger made sure to wear identical clothing to the real-life (from L-R) Eugene Lee Yang, Zach Kornfeld, and Keith Habersberger on the NBC sketch showColin explained to exasperated CNN Today host Laura Fields (Ego Nwodim): 'The wife guy Try Guy disrespected the brand by making out with one of the Food Babies at the Harry Styles concert.'Zach lamented: 'He committed the heinous act of having a consensual kiss and not telling us, his friends!' 'We've conducted an internal review with a team of HR professionals and are no longer working with wife guy Try Guy Ned.

It looks like The Try Guys’ controversy got the Saturday Night Live treatment – and some people are not too happy about it!

After Try Guys alum Ned Fulmer’s cheating scandal made headlines, Saturday Night Live decided to spoof how the remaining YouTube personalities are coping.

Wilson Chapman editor “Saturday Night Live” parodied the intense social media reaction to the drama surrounding popular online comedy group the Try Guys with a sketch that featured parodies of the group’s remaining three members. Episode host Brendan Gleeson, who was on the show to promote his upcoming film “The Banshees of Inisherin,” starred in the sketch as a CNN White House correspondent reporting on important developments in America’s relations with Russia. But — much to the befuddlement of anchor Ego Nwodim — Gleeson interrupts the report to announce that the Try Guys have responded to the controversy surrounding Ned Fulmer, who was fired from the group after admitting to a “consensual workplace relationship” with a producer of the group’s online video series.

For those of you holding out hope Ned Fulmer might one day return to The Try Guys, we’re sorry to burst your bubble. That ain’t EVER happening!

The Try Guys resumed their podcast following a one-week hiatus, and shared more info about the events that led to the firing of Ned Fulmer following his admission to a consensual affair in the workplace with one of their producers.Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld and Eugene Lee Yang appeared in the latest episode dubbed «ok, let's talk about it» of their podcast and opened up about Fulmer's betrayal. The group also shed more light on when exactly Fulmer was fired from the group. His ouster was announced by the group on Sept.

Lots to think about. The Try Guys finally opened up about Ned Fulmer’s cheating scandal. In a new episode of their podcast The Try Pod, Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfield, and producer Miles Bonsignore discussed how they felt when they found out about Ned’s affair with an employee, how they felt and the future of their company without him.

Two of the three remaining Try Guys took to their TryPods podcast today to explain, according to member Keith Habersberger, “What we emotionally went through…our side of the experience for the last month.”

Katcy Stephan In a new episode of the Try Guys’ podcast “The TryPod,” Keith Habersberger and Zach Kornfeld opened up at length about the removal of Ned Fulmer, who admitted on Sept. 27 that he engaged in what he called a “consensual” workplace affair and was the subject of an internal investigation.  In the episode, titled “ok, let’s talk about it,” Habersberger and Kornfeld were joined by producer Miles Bonsignore to discuss the moments immediately following their discovery of Fulmer’s actions. “We processed this almost like a trauma,” Kornfeld explained. “It really rocked our word, but also the ramifications were so clear. I don’t think that I really ever stopped to emotionally process it. Even still, I don’t know that I have. Because it was just, ‘OK, we have to act. We have to go. This thing happened, how do we react accordingly?’ I understood the severity of the accusations against Ned, but also the laundry list of steps ahead.” 

The Try Guys are opening up about the “trauma” of the cheating scandal that rocked the internet.

The Try Guys are ready to talk.