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Brittany Cartwright has been in the news quite a bit lately. Some of it concerns the highly anticipated return of The Valley, but people are also talking because of her very public split from Jax Taylor. Now, the reality television star and podcast host is offering advice to Ally Lewber, and she’s also being a good Samaritan by raising thousands for those impacted by the Palisades wildfires in California.
Regarding Ally, she recently confirmed on Instagram that she and James Kennedy had parted ways following his arrest for domestic violence. Notably, the latest in that widely discussed situation is that he will face no charges.
Recently, Brittany was out and about, and TMZ was able to speak to her briefly. They first asked for her thoughts on Vanderpump Rules being recast. For context, Brittany is a former cast member of the iconic show. She said, “I think big shoes to fill. You know? We’ll see what happens. Good luck.”
When asked if she thinks the new group of SURvers is up to the task, she said, “You never know, you never know. We’ll see.”
After that, the interviewer mentioned the news that Ally and James had called it quits, and they then asked if it was a surprise for Brittany. She responded, “I’m not that close to them, so I don’t really wanna say, whatever.”
She went on, “But I wish Ally the best. I just want her to stay strong, and I wish the best for her.”
Regarding what advice she has for Ally, Brittany explained, “It’s hard doing all this in the media, but I just really want her to, like, be strong and focus on herself. Put herself first. That’s the most important right now. It’s tough.”
In other Brittany news, she recently celebrated a birthday. She had a big party with several of her friends, and The Valley star also used her special night as a way to raise funds for those impacted by the devastating California fires. She revealed this in an Instagram post that began, “Yesterday was my birthday, and I feel so blessed that we were able to have such a beautiful night with some of my very favorite people.”
Later in the post, she said, “Of course, I planned all of this before the wildfires devastated California, but I’m happy to say that with the help of my amazing friends, we raised thousands of dollars last night to donate to the victims to help where we can. Please continue to pray for California.”
She concluded with, “This is a whole new year for me and basically a fresh start. I can’t wait to see what my future brings. Thanks for all of the love and thank you to these amazing people for making the night so special.”
Fans can stream season one of The Valley on Peacock.
