'Try Guys' Reveal Another Original Member's Exit After This Season, Comment On Cheating Scandal
The Try Guys will be losing another member of their group a year and a half after the cheating scandal.
The three current members include Eugene Lee Yang, Keith Habersberger and Zach Kornfeld, after former member Ned Fulmer parted ways amid his cheating scandal in September 2022.
As the Try Guys enter a new era, they just launched a streaming service called 2ndTry.tv, their team is changing and that means one guy is leaving.
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Eugene, pictured far left, will be exiting the content group and the upcoming new season will be his last. He will be moving on the pursue other creative endeavors.
“Part of this is bittersweet. We’re gonna miss working with Eugene. He has been one of the true collaborators of both of our lives. But we’ve had a long time to process this,” Zach told Rolling Stone. “So we’re very excited for him, very excited for us, and just feeling very energized by this whole moment.”
“Eugene leaving is something that is sort of necessary for us to keep moving forward,” Keith added. “Things change. THE TRY GUYS ’ original cast already came to an end once, But now it’s sort of getting a better finite ending.”
While Eugene may be leaving, the Try Guys have expanded their cast with many new additions. Check out their new video talking about 2ndTry, with another video addressing Eugene‘s exit on Thursday (May 23).
In addition to announcing Eugene‘s exit, Zach and Keith also addressed the virality of the cheating scandal.
“It’s not a great feeling to go viral for someone else’s misdoings. While the media circus surprised us, I know we remain incredibly proud of how we navigated an unfortunate situation. We certainly as individuals, and as a team here paid the price for something we didn’t bring upon ourselves,” Zach said. “That said I wouldn’t have it any other way.”
“I want to keep doing cool stuff. I hope certainly the next time we’re global news it’s for something sick as hell,” Keith shared. “I hope that the thing we’re most known for hasn’t happened yet.”
“Yeah, I love this. It’s too much fun to stop,” Zach added. “I’m not done trying.”
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