"The podcast is meant to explore, "people's lowest, most embarrassing, and challenging moments.""
""One of the most painful watches in YouTube history.""
""Was this a humiliation ritual for him?""
""Absolutely not. How can you forgive somebody for lying to you, for cheating on you? No.""
Ned Fulmer, formerly of the Try Guys, debuted Rock Bottom with his wife Ariel to examine people's lowest, most embarrassing, and challenging moments. The first episode reconstructed Fulmer's 2022 extramarital affair timeline that led to his firing from the Try Guys. Ariel revealed she learned of the affair via a fan message and stated she has not forgiven him. The couple confirmed they are no longer romantically together and are coparenting their children, ages 7 and 5. Public reaction ranged from relief to accusations that the podcast felt like a humiliation ritual.
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