Jax Taylor accused of secretly recording Brittany Cartwright in her home in dramatic trailer for ‘The Valley’ Season 2

Brittany Cartwright accused her estranged husband, Jax Taylor, of secretly recording her in her home.

In the dramatic trailer for Season 2 of “The Valley,” which dropped Tuesday, Cartwright is seen carrying the former couple’s 3-year-old son, Cruz, in the kitchen.

“He has people watching me,” she’s heard saying as the trailer cuts to her covering up an in-home camera with a sticky note.

Cartwright. 36, is later seen telling some of her co-stars, “Jax has been seeing people. He had a girl staying here at the house again last night. There is a thong on my bathroom sink, and it’s, like, why was there a baby wipe on top of it?”

Brittany Cartwright accused her estranged husband, Jax Taylor, of secretly recording her in her home. Bravo In the trailer for Season 2 of “The Valley,” Cartwright is seen carrying the former couple’s son, Cruz, in the kitchen. Bravo

She then holds up her phone to show the girls a photo of the thong and baby wipe, prompting Janet Caperna to suggest the woman “wiped her vagina, and it’s on your f–king counter.”

A horrified Cartwright lets out an immediate scream.

Taylor, for his part, is seen quipping to co-star Jesse Lally in separate scene, “Kristen [Doute] and Luke [Broderick] have the best relationship out of all of us.”

He then admits to former “Vanderpump Rules” co-star Tom Schwartz that he “was a terrible husband” to Cartwright — but insists he’s “a great father” to Cruz.

“He has people watching me,” she’s heard saying. Bravo The trailer cuts to her covering up an in-home camera with a sticky note. Bravo

Another scene shows the moment Taylor — born Jason Cauchi — found out Cartwright had filed for divorce. He opens his front door and says, “Hi!” The man at the door responds, “Mr. Cauchi, you’ve been served.”

The trailer then cuts to Cartwright explaining to someone off camera, “I already told him — filing, restraining order and custody.”

Another moment shows an emotional Taylor, 45, in a video recording saying, “I’m at the point where I’m so in love with the man I want to become that I’m just not satisfied with who I am anymore.” He then starts to sob.

Cartwright is later seen crying hysterically while yelling, “I’m going through so much! My husband’s in rehab!”

Cartwright is later seen telling some of her co-stars, “Jax has been seeing people. He had a girl staying here at the house again last night. There is a thong on my bathroom sink, and it’s, like, why was there a baby wipe on top of it?” Bravo She then holds up her phone to show the girls a photo of the thong and baby wipe, prompting Janet Caperna to suggest the woman “wiped her vagina, and it’s on your f–king counter.” Bravo

Taylor spent the majority of August 2024 at an inpatient facility, explaining to fans beforehand that he wanted to work on his “serious anger issues” and “get better” for his son. He has since admitted he went to rehab — twice — for a cocaine addiction.

Upon returning home from the treatment center — where he was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder and learned he’s a narcissist — is when Taylor was handed the divorce papers.

Cartwright announced their separation in February 2024 after nearly five years of marriage.

“I’m glad that he finally admitted to what was really going on,” she said in response to his coke confession, which he made just last week.

Another moment shows a Taylor in a video recording saying, “I’m at the point where I’m so in love with the man I want to become that I’m just not satisfied with who I am anymore.” He then starts to sob. Bravo Taylor admitted just last week that he went to rehab — twice — for a cocaine addiction. Bravo

“For the first time, I can speak openly about the extent of trauma he’s instilled on our family over the years,” she continued, sharing that she’s “tried desperately to help him without success.”

Though the fellow “Vanderpump Rules” alum “pray[s] that one day he completely knocks this addiction,” she is “skeptical” because “his behaviors are still alarming, and his treatment plan seems to be the bare minimum.”

Cartwright added, “I’m trying to navigate this as best as I can for my son and I, but every day is still a challenge and very difficult. Jax has caused an enormous amount of damage, and I have very little trust in him at this point.

“My only hope is that, one day, he will be a better person for his son.”

“The Valley” Season 2 premieres April 15 on Bravo.