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The Try Guys are a YouTube comedy group with a simple idea of four friends who are willing to try things. The group has expanded to include more than twelve employees, has secured important endorsement deals and even has their own Food Network show. The group was founded with the goal of becoming Buzzfeed video creators, and soon was a hit, earning millions of views per video.


The group has released a variety of merch to accompany their videos, such as T-shirts and phone cases. You can purchase all of your most loved characters' designs such as the well-known "I (heart) The Try Guys" mug.


The pranksters are involved in quite a bit of drama recently, when their former member was accused of cheating on his wife. It's been shocking to fans due to the fact that Ned Fulmer is the main Wife Guy for the group, often promoting his wife Ariel's appearances in their content and mentioning how much he cherishes her.


In September, three other members of the groupthree of them - Keith Habersberger, Zach Kornfeld, and Eugene Lee Yang -- were removed from Fulmer as a member of The Try Guys and their company, 2nd Try LLC. In a video, they explained their decision, and also noted that an investigation was initiated after they received a tip over Labor Day Weekend that Fulmer was in contact with another employee. The remaining members have claimed that they are editing their future content to eliminate Fulmer as a person, and are also looking into purchasing Fulmer out of business.


Fans quickly noticed that a new Instagram account was created to Alex Herring, who starred with Keith and YB Chang in the latest episode of their series, "Food Babies." She lists on her Linkedin page that she's an associate producer of The Try Guys, and there are pictures of her together with Keith Chang and YB Chang on her social media accounts. She and Ned no longer follow one another on Instagram and her profile has been made private. It is unclear what sort of relationship they had.



Fans immediately made comparisons between the alleged affair, and the betrayals of Adam Levine and John Mulaney. Both men have been accused being unfaithful to wives. Others expressed concern that this seems to go against the entire personality of the group and isn't at all in line with their philosophies about family and marriage.


Saturday Night Live made a mockumentary of the situation in the form of a skit. A video was posted afterward by the other performers. In The Try Guys Merch , three others -- Zach Cornfield, Keith Habersberger and Eugene Lee Yang -- explain their decision to end their relationship with Ned on moral grounds. They're moving forward however they could bring in an additional member or retain the trio. They also claim they're making a full-length documentary. A new shirt design and hoodie are also coming and an edition of the T-Shirt for charity.

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