Jax Taylor Reveals He Moved Out of His House: Get a First Look at His "New Place"

Jax Taylor's "new place" will "take some time" to get used to after his move from his house. The Valley cast member took to Instagram on Wednesday, September 11, where he posted two solo snapshots of himself, sitting outside. He revealed that he has moved into a new space amid his divorce from Brittany Cartwright in the caption.

"It will take some time for my new place to feel like a home but it will get there," he wrote. "One hour at a time, one day at a time."

It is unclear if Jax is sitting in the outdoor space at his new home, but according to his caption, it seems like he is going to take all of the time that he needs to get used to his new digs.

Inside Jax Taylor's New Kitchen

Jax, however, did appear to give his followers a look inside his new kitchen on his Instagram Story. The same day he announced that he moved into a "new place" he snapped a photo of his breakfast, sitting on a marble countertop.

The Jax's Studio City owner showed off his daily breakfast of oatmeal, apple sauce, and whey protein powder, alongside an inspirational message to his followers. "Get to work, have a great day!" he wrote.

Jax Taylor's Prior Living Situation Amid His Split From Brittany Cartwright

Jax and Brittany had been separated prior to her filing for divorce in August 2024, with them living in separate houses as they figured things out. They did, however, make note that they would be living close together for the sake of their 3-year-old son, Cruz Cauchi.

During the May 31 episode of their When Reality Hits with Brittany and Jax podcast, Jax explained that things got so bad between them amid their marital issues, they had to live in separate spaces. At the time, Brittany had been living in an AirBnb, while Jax remained in their house in the Valley. "We're both close to our kid's school," he said during the May 31 episode. "And it's going to be OK."

Jax admitted at the time, "I knew it wasn't going well, and I know we have a son to think about, but it got to the point where we're yelling in front of our son...We still have to raise our son," he concluded.