Try Guys address Ned Fulmer drama after removing him from company: \u201cWe had no idea\u201d YouTube: The Try GuysThe Try Guys have put out a new YouTube video outlining the recent Ned Fulmer situation and how they plan on moving forward without him in the team. After news that Try Guys manager Ned Fulmer had been cheating on his wife Ariel Fulmer was made known to the public, Ned was soon let go from the company. In a brand new video called \u2018what happened\u2019, Try Guys trio Eugene Lee Yang, Zach Kornfeld, and Keith Habersberger spoke about the recent news of Ned\u2019s cheating scandal and subsequent dismissal. Straight out of the gates, Zach reiterated to viewers that, \u201cNed Fulmer is no longer working with the Try Guys\u201d and that this video will serve as a \u201ctimeline of what\u2019s transpired\u201d as well as provide some \u201ctransparency into [their] decision making\u201d in regards to Fulmer\u2019s dismissal. However, Zach did state that there are certain pieces of information they won\u2019t be disclosing yet due to the legality of the matter. Keith then took over, providing a recount of when and how the three Try Guys first found out that Ned was having an affair. \u201cOn Labour day weekend, multiple fans had alerted us that they had seen Ned and an employee engaging in public romantic behavior,\u201d began Habersgerger. They then brought up the matter with Ned who confirmed that the affair had been going on \u201cfor quite some time\u201d, news that Keith described as \u201cshocking.\u201d The three then talked about how \u2013 after consulting with lawyers, HR reps, and their PR team \u2013 they made the decision to move forward with The Try Guys without Ned. Eugene then explained how \u201ccontrary\u201d Ned\u2019s actions were \u201cto the values of the company [they\u2019ve] built and of those of everyone who works here.\u201d \u201cWe refused to sweep things under the rug. That is not who we are and is not what we stand for.\u201d The decision to dismiss Ned was made on September 16, 2022. Ned was then removed from all Try Guys content \u2013 something eagle-eyed fans had noticed and been pointing out in these past weeks \u2013 with the team now also working out \u201ccreative ways\u201d to have Ned removed from all future content. This includes the new season of \u2018without a recipe\u2019 as well as any other videos the team had recorded ahead of time. And while the three made it clear that they do not in any way condone Ned\u2019s actions, they do acknowledge how saddened they are both \u201cpersonally\u201d and \u201con behalf of staff and fans who believed in us.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s hard to rewatch old videos we love and are proud of,\u201d Zach added. \u201cWe\u2019re losing a friend, we\u2019re losing someone we built the company with, we have countless memories with.\u201d Before wrapping up the five-minute-long explainer video, Keither thanked the family and staff members who have helped the three of them \u201cnavigate\u201d the situation, expressing gratitude for the support they have been offered in this time. The trio then asked their viewers and community to \u201crespect the privacy of the family members and employees who may be caught up in this,\u201d with Eugene adding that \u201cthe internet has a tendency to be a lot harsher towards women than men. So please, we ask that you exercise kindness.\u201d Finally, Zach ended the video by labeling this moment as an \u201copportunity for positive growth\u201d for the Try Guys brand, promising that they will be revealing more details in the future about Ned. That there is new content on the way and that there will likely be big \u201cchanges\u201d coming to the channel.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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