The Valley’s Jesse Lally, 43, savages Aaron Nosler’s pathetic shirtless Ex‑Girlfriend Day stunt at ex‑wife Michelle Saniei, 36 — calling him a desperate mid‑life crisis in search of a storyline - suong

The Valley’s Jesse Lally, 43, has launched a withering attack on Aaron Nosler, 38, after the reality star posted a shirtless photo on National Ex‑Girlfriend Day, seemingly aimed at Jesse’s ex‑wife Michelle Saniei, 36. In a move that has been widely branded “pathetic” and “thirsty,” Aaron flaunted his abs alongside a smug grin — just weeks after Michelle moved out of his Los Angeles home, ending their turbulent year‑long romance.

For Jesse, who has endured his fair share of Bravo‑fuelled scandals, this latest stunt was a new low. Speaking to friends — and, according to insiders, in a few choice off‑camera comments — Jesse allegedly scoffed: “Even Bravo villains have more class. This is a mid‑life crisis in desperate need of a storyline.” His remarks immediately lit up fan forums, where many echoed his view that Aaron’s post was less about heartbreak and more about scoring cheap airtime.

Michelle, still locked in a protracted and bitter divorce from Jesse, was reportedly blindsided by Aaron’s public swipe. While she has chosen not to comment publicly, sources close to her say she is “exhausted” by the constant circus around her private life — a circus that Jesse insists Aaron is happily feeding. “He’s trying to turn her pain into his plotline,” Jesse is said to have told one confidant, “and it’s as transparent as it is pathetic.”

The feud between the two men has been simmering since Michelle began dating Aaron shortly after splitting from Jesse. While Jesse has previously kept his comments diplomatic, Aaron’s National Ex‑Girlfriend Day stunt appears to have pushed him past the point of restraint. Bravo insiders are already salivating over the possibility of the pair crossing paths on‑camera during Season 3 filming — predicting it could be one of the show’s most explosive male‑to‑male confrontations yet.

On social media, the backlash against Aaron was swift and brutal. One Twitter user quipped, “This isn’t villain era, it’s mid‑life crisis cosplay.” Another wrote, “Imagine being 38, shirtless on Instagram, trying to stay relevant by mocking your ex. Yikes.” The hashtag #CutAaronFromTheValley began trending among Bravo die‑hards within hours, with calls for producers to sideline him before Season 3 even airs.

As for Jesse, he appears unbothered by any blowback his comments might generate. In fact, friends say he’s relishing the moment. “He’s been sitting on a lot of opinions about Aaron for months,” one insider claimed, “and now he’s letting them out — with zero filter.” Whether this war of words will spill into full‑blown on‑screen drama remains to be seen, but one thing is certain: in the Bravo universe, grudges are never buried for long, and the cameras are always rolling.