Looks like Jax Taylor no longer type number one in the group, given the BRAVO villain, known for its chaotic ancient antiquity on emissions such as "Vanderpump rules" and "Valley"" He just announced the departure from the network ... once again.

In a statement for Now per weekTaylor, the driving force behind "VPR" Spin-off "Valley", revealed to deviate from the series to focus on himself.

"After incredibly challenging years and many sincere conversations with my team and producers, I will deviate from the next valley season," the father of one shared with the publication.

"Currently my focus must be on my sobriety, my mental health and dump. Taking this time needs to become the best version of yourself - especially for our son," he explained.

Taylor's departure from Bravo and "Valley" comes months after the star "home of the villain" openly opened About its decade long battle with cocaine.

During the previous interview, the reality of the stars marked the "addict" before recognition ", I have problems with substances - primarily with cocaine."

He continued, "It's hard to emphasize loudly," adding it was a fight with his "because I was 23 years old and now I'm 45."

"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."

While the 2 "valley" season went to Bravo, the observers saw that Taylor be checked in the mental health facility to focus on their welfare.

When Taylor returned from his 30-living room, many viewers and some of his restrained felt that his behavior had not changed, not encourage several calls for his removal from the series.

Alex Baskin, one of the executive manufacturers, who previously addressed the background, acknowledging that the production team "is trying to think of how to talk about the story responsibly and fairly."

"Our job is to say a complete story," he said. "If we didn't tell the story in his completeness, then we would cover something that really happened and denied Brittany (Taylor's coming-b would be a woman) opportunity to share what she was going." He continued.

Baskin too acknowledge During the previous interview which was not sure how the future of "Valley" would look after the season 2 official coverings. "It's very likely, the show looks different next season, but I don't know what different means," he said.

According to him, no matter how long you have been with a network, "No one is guaranteed a job indefinitely."

"Many times, we had to change based on someone's behavior. But the search is the opposite of it. Seeking help is obviously what we fully support", we added.

Baskin further stated that the production team wants to give a priority of the authentic relationship within the Cast.

"We don't want to be in a situation where we are forcing together to people who would not spend time in real life," he said. "It can become taxation and hard to watch."