Jax Taylor of the Valley faces drinking problems with Danny Booko

Jax Taylor Ready to place Danny BookoRelationship with alcohol in hot seats.

In the episode Tuesday, June 17 valleythese guys gathered for supper to celebrate Jax’s completion in 30 days Mental health treatment agency.

But before the food even hits the table, Jax and Jason Caperna Ask Danny if he has a drink problem.

“The people around you are going to get exploded, lying and gas are just a dangerous person,” Jason shared in the repentance. “You imagine you behave better than Jax, but I drove JAX to a mental health facility. I should have taken you to something like a mental health facility.”

During dinner, Jax talked directly to Danny’s face and shared his thoughts on what he saw and heard of his ribs.

“You do have a problem, I’m the last person who should tell you anything,” Jax said. “Things like this have been kicked out of my bar a few times.”

However, Danny strongly denied any speculation that he had problems with drinking.

“I have no problem,” he told the group. “It doesn’t ruin my life. I seldom even drink.”

During a confession interview, Danny began to question whether he was hanging out among the right group of friends.

“My problem is not drinking, nor drinking too much. I think my friend is attacking me what’s not even happening,” Danny said. “I started to see who my real friend was on this table, and unfortunately, it’s not Jason, it’s certainly not Jax.”

Previously, this season, Danny denied blackening during a show in Santa Barbara, California. He also said he was “not even blackened yet” Brittany Cartwright In Jax’s Bar.

Jax, afterwards Your own addiction strugglelater revealed in this episode that others under the microscope are a good change.

“I’m glad other people have problems, too,” he said in his remorse. “It’s not just Jax. All the heat is on me, it’s great to have a break. Thanks, Danny.”

valley It airs on Bravo Tuesday at 8 p.m. ET. Play old plots at any time through Peacock.

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