Almost two years after opening the door in his sports bar, "Jax", located in Studio City, California, Jax Taylor announced his followers to officially finished his partnership with the establishment.

Toward TMZThe Taylor's sports bar has officially started removing the name from the establishment over the weekend, which has led to the LA-based storage in many issues.

Shortly after the news was broken, Taylor shared the update of his Instagram stories with his followers, announced his decision to dispose of the bar.

"I decided to finish my partnership with Jaxov," Zrstene reality stars, known for his time on "Rules of Vanderpump" and "Valley," revealed. "It wasn't an easy decision, but it was real. Currently my focus is on my treve and mental health, and stay connected to my bar is no longer in line with the priorities I have determined."

Taylor's departure from his same name Sports Bar comes to the week after "Doline Nepipaca" divided that he had left the Bravo "Valley" in front of the season 3 to prioritize his mental health.

"After incredibly challenging years and many honest conversations with my team and producers, I will deviate from the next valley season," discovered the father of one discovered, as he reported Explosion.

"Currently my focus must be on my sobriety, my mental health and cultivation. Taking this time I need to become the best version of myself - especially for our son," he continued.

The star reality was especially opened in his journey with substance abuse since the beginning of 2025. year, when he sincerely divided into a podcast that "addict".

"I have problems with substances - primarily with cocaine," Taylor shared, later recognition: "It's hard to say aloud."

According to Taylor, he struggled with an illicit drugs for more than two decades.

"I never said that in my life," he said. "So, come out and say that I have addiction (s) that I have a disease I have to do on the rest of my life is a really big deal for me."

From Taylor's revelation, Bravo Veteran focuses on his sobriety. During a Recent episode podcastHe opened on how he used the time in mental health to change his perspective on drugs and alcohol.

"I know about the fact - and I know you shouldn't say that - but I know about the fact that I won't touch drugs and alcohol," Taylor said an expert in addiction recovery. "I know that. I have no interest in it. I don't start him."

Taylor also lit a slightly illuminated support system that has in his circle, adding, "I want to do it very clear, I won't stop going to AA for the rest of my life."

He continued to explain how much he enjoys his life in his life, saying, "It's like drugs," before he discovered he helped him reconcile "from my drunk friends."