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Jeff Lewis and Jenni Pulos Reflect on Their Longtime Flipping Out Relationship
The one-time associates look back on their rift from the Season 11 finale.
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On the Season 11 finale of Flipping Out, viewers watched the rift between Jeff Lewis and Jenni Pulos unfold. The longtime coworkers and friends had a falling out after they exchanged heated words (clip above) — and eventually they parted ways (clip below). Jenni previously revealed on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen that the events surrounding their beef left her "heartbroken" and added, "I wish him the best and I always have."
On his Sirius XM radio show last week, Jeff opened up about the comments he made regarding her acting career in the episode, noting that in retrospect he had "deep regrets about that.” He said, via Us Weekly, “I have looked at this episode and I have had a lot of time to think about it and I wish I would have handled it differently. I probably should have not called her out in front of other people because that really embarrassed her… It wasn’t worth losing a friendship over."
Over the years, viewers have definitely gotten to know everything about Jeff and Jenni — from watching their friendship grow and evolve over the years to seeing each of them become parents. Of that televised journey, Jenni recently told Chicago Splash, “My journey became much more personal than I ever expected." She also noted of her longtime collaboration with Jeff: “We built something very real, and that’s what I will take away from all this."
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