Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright Drop Cake at Son’s 3rd Birthday

TV stars Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright drop cake at son’s 3rd birthday party

Published: April 14, 2024, 6:50 p.m. ET | By Vanessa Serna

Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright put on a united front on their son’s 3rd birthday

Jax Taylor and Brittany Cartwright celebrated their son Cruz’s 3rd birthday with a party, but things didn’t go as planned. During the celebration, the couple accidentally dropped Cruz’s birthday cake.

The cake disaster

While standing side-by-side behind the three-tier cake, Taylor and Cartwright leaned over to blow out the candles. However, the table gave away, causing the cake to tumble to the floor.

Reactions to the mishap

As the cake fell, guests gasped in shock while Cartwright laughed off the situation. Taylor, however, seemed less amused and stared at the destroyed cake. The couple’s son seemed unaffected, and Cartwright captioned the video on her Instagram Story with, “Never a dull moment, just our luck.”

Rebuilding the cake

Despite the mishap, several people attempted to put the cake back together.

Fans react on social media

TikTok user Zack Wickham shared the video of the cake dropping incident, and fans couldn’t help but find the situation humorous. Many comments joked about the cake mishap being representative of the couple’s relationship or blamed it on Jax Taylor’s tendencies to mess things up.

A day of family fun

Despite the cake incident, Cruz’s birthday celebration was otherwise enjoyable. The party took place at a trampoline park where kids jumped around with Cruz. Taylor and Cartwright even joined the fun, bouncing on trampolines with their son.

Continued co-parenting

The birthday celebration comes after Taylor and Cartwright’s separation announcement in February. The couple, who starred on the reality show “Vanderpump Rules,” shared that they were taking time apart and had begun living in separate houses. Cartwright cited their lack of intimacy and Taylor’s refusal to go to therapy as factors in their split.

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