The ‘Try Guys’ come clean: We’re sorry that this ever happened

They’re the Tri Guys now

“Ned Fulmer is no longer with the Try Guys”

In a 5-minute sit-down video, the remaining co-founders of the Try Guys sincerely shared their sentiments on the recent cheating scandal of their co-host Ned Fulmer with their producer Alexandria Herring on Monday.

The trio tried to address the situation in the most professional manner they could, but obvious anger from Eugene Lee Yang, hurt from Zach Kornfeld, and disappointment from Keith Habersberger was seen by their fans.

The Internet was quick to share its sympathies with the three and applauded them for not sweeping the instance under the rug.

“We want to give you a timeline of what’s transpired and some transparency into our decision making.” Zach begins.

“From the jump, we were acutely aware of just how contrary this was to the values of the company we’ve built and those of everyone who works here.” Eugene continues.

The three then discussed the process they took that ultimately led to their decision of leaving out Ned from the group and the rest of their unreleased content. “That is a decision that has cost us lots of money.” said Zach. He also gave major props to their staff for handling the transition both skillfully and swiftly.

“While we consider this a company matter, there’s also a family at the center of this.” Keith adds.

“We ask that you respect the privacy of the family members and employees who may be caught up in this.” Eugene reminds the audience. He also pointed out the Internet’s tendency to become harsher to women than men and asked for kindness.

They ended the video by reassuring their viewers that things may change, but there is also the possibility of growth and better videos ahead.

“Thank you for your support. We appreciate you and we look forward to introducing you to the next era of the Try Guys ahead.” 

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