Former Try Guys member Ned Fulmer hit back at podcaster Ethan Klein’s resurfaced comments about infidelity after the “H3 Podcast” host was accused of cheating on his wife.
“Ethan Klein can f*** all the way off,” Fulmer, 39, wrote via X on Sunday, October 25, before adding in a second post, “Karma’s a bitch, huh?”
Fulmer made the posts after TMZ resurfaced an old podcast clip in which Ethan, 41, criticized Fulmer’s own cheating scandal, calling it “f***ed up” when men cheat on their wives, particularly when children are involved.
In 2022, Fulmer admitted to having an affair with an employee of The Try Guys, the content creation troupe he cofounded in 2014. He was subsequently removed from the group. He and his wife, Ariel Fulmer, who have two sons, ultimately announced their separation in September 2025.
On Friday, October 23, Ethan’s wife and “H3 Podcast” cohost, Hila Klein, publicly accused him of having a six-month affair in an Instagram post. The couple wed in 2012 and share three sons, Theodore, 7, Bruce, 4, and Sunny, 2.
“I am living in a nightmare I can’t wake up from,” Hila, 38, wrote. “My husband has been having an affair. I have been fed lie after lie after lie for months. I am tired of lies. Here is the truth.”
Hila said that she “could sense something was wrong” in their relationship and “tried to ask [Ethan] questions and share my concerns and hurt feelings,” but “I was met with dismissive answers and no action. Things that bothered me continued to bother me, and he did nothing about it. So I trusted him. Because I loved him.”
“Eventually, he was caught in a lie, and I knew I was done. But the lies continued. ‘It was just a kiss’ became ‘it was emotional cheating,’” she wrote. “After I dragged these lies from him, he finally admitted he’d been in an affair for over 6 months, the extent of which I’m sure I still don’t know.”
Ethan responded in an Instagram Story on Friday, writing, “I know a lot of people are understandably looking for a comment from me, but I ask that you please respect my family’s privacy and do not contact them looking for me or asking for their comments.”
“They have nothing to do with this and share in your outrage and disappointment. Thank you,” he added, noting that the “H3 Podcast” was going on an “indefinite hiatus.”
The production team behind the “H3 Podcast” issued its own statement, saying that they stood by Hila.
“We’re disgusted by Ethan’s actions and the hurt he has caused,” the podcast’s team said via Instagram. “We all deserved better: Hila, us, and you. As soon as we found out, we all agreed: we would not continue working with Ethan involved or profiting in any way. We don’t yet know what that means for the future. There’s a lot to work through, and we wish we had more answers for you.”
