Brittany Cartwright’s deleted Ring video of Jax Taylor’s violent outburst quietly resurfaces inside her circle after Lala Kent warned ‘someone could die’ as insiders claim Bravo is scrambling to contain a leak that could expose The Valley’s . .. - suong

In a bombshell revelation that could shake Bravo to its core, insiders allege that Brittany Cartwright hastily deleted a damning Ring camera recording capturing one of Jax Taylor’s most volatile, unhinged outbursts — mere hours after Lala Kent viewed the footage and allegedly warned Brittany that “someone could die if this escalates.”

According to a source close to The Valley’s inner circle, the now-erased footage reportedly showed a side of Jax that even longtime friends found chilling: a man in the midst of a violent meltdown, caught screaming, throwing objects, and — according to whispers — getting physically aggressive within earshot of their young son, Cruz.

“Lala saw it with her own eyes,” the insider shared. “She was horrified. She told Brittany, ‘This isn’t reality TV drama — this is dangerous. Someone is going to get seriously hurt if this keeps going.’”

But instead of preserving the clip as evidence or seeking help, Brittany allegedly made the shocking decision to erase the footage completely just hours later — a move that insiders claim was driven by fear of public fallout, legal consequences, and the potential to blow up The Valley season 2 before cameras even started rolling.

“She panicked,” the source continued. “Brittany didn’t want this turning into another Scandoval-level scandal, especially not with Jax already on thin ice after everything that happened last season. She thought by deleting it, she could make it go away.”

However, the plan to erase the evidence may have spectacularly backfired.

Insiders now claim that at least one backup copy of the Ring footage still exists — believed to have been auto-uploaded to cloud storage — and rumor has it that someone within Brittany’s circle may be holding onto it, either as a bargaining chip or out of genuine concern for Cruz’s safety.

“There are whispers that someone made a copy before Brittany deleted the original,” a second source revealed. “And if that video leaks? It won’t just destroy Jax — it could bring Bravo’s entire handling of this situation under fire.”

Behind the scenes, Bravo is reportedly scrambling to contain the fallout, with executives fearing a full-blown scandal that could not only derail The Valley season 2 but also expose the network’s quiet knowledge of the couple’s ongoing personal turmoil.

“This goes way beyond typical Bravo drama,” one insider emphasized. “This is about safety, about whether people in positions of power ignored red flags because they didn’t want to lose a headline-making cast member.”

As for Lala Kent, insiders say she’s made her stance crystal clear within her inner circle — she’s “done staying silent” if the video resurfaces.

“Lala feels like she gave Brittany a warning and watched her erase a cry for help,” the source said. “If this video leaks, don’t expect Lala to protect anyone’s reputation. She’s ready to speak out.”

At press time, neither Brittany nor Jax has publicly commented on the rumored deletion of the footage. However, Bravo sources admit “nervous conversations” have been happening behind closed doors all week.

And as the clock ticks, the Bravo universe holds its breath — wondering if the most explosive, volatile moment ever caught on camera in The Valley’s history is about to be unleashed on the world.