90 Day Fiance Star Ashley Martson Calls For Bravo To Fire Jax Taylor For Past Racist Comment He Made About Her Husband Jay Smith! Plus Billie Lee Claims Jax “Refused To Film” With Her Because She’s Transgender!

90 Day Fiance star Ashley Martson wants Bravo to fire Jax Taylor from Vanderpump Rules for a racist remark he made in the past about her husband, Jay Smith. She wants the network to do the same to Taylor as they did with Stassi Schroeder, Kristen Doute, Max Boyers, and Brett Caprioni.

“Did y’all see bravo fired four cast members? Well @bravotv don’t leave out old Jax Taylor who harassed us when our show first aired,” Martson wrote via Instagram on Tuesday, June 9. “If you don’t understand why I find this racist please watch my story. Education is key.”

The 90 Day Fiancé star shared a screenshot of a comment that Taylor left on one of her pictures from 2018, where he referenced Smith’s nose, according to a report by Us Weekly.

“Your mans nose is the size of his head…” Jax star wrote at the time.

Martson explained in her Instagram Story how the Bravo reality star’s words were racist.

“When your nose or my nose is referenced as large it’s probably just a large nose,” Martson wrote. “Black people have been historically colored to an ape or monkey, meant to be derogatory.” She continued: “One of the most well known racial stereotypes is referencing a black persons nose, again suggesting it is similar to that of an ape.”

Meanwhile, Jax's former co-star Billie Lee called on Bravo to also cut ties with Taylor, alleging that he “refused to film with me because I was trans and called him out on his white cis privilege.”

“Stop celebrating his disgusting actions,” tweeted Lee, adding the hashtag, “#canceljaxtaylor.”

However, a source close to production says Jax did film with Billie Lee on multiple occasions during their time together on the show, according to PEOPLE.

Lee quit the series last year. She then explained her decision to leave the show in a lengthy blog post where she claimed that some of her co-workers “were threatened by my differences, going out of their way to exclude me, one demanding I be fired from the show because he didn’t feel comfortable working with me.”

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