Jason Tartick He opens up about the first time he saw her Kaitlyn Bristow Since the pair called off their engagement.
“I would describe it as there was a lot of energy that we had, maybe not the best energy. And when we saw each other, [I] “I didn’t know what to expect but it was great,” Tartick, 35, explained on the Monday, November 13, episode of his Trading Secrets podcast. “He was friendly, he was friendly, he was respectful.”
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“Before we went that weekend, I hadn’t seen her once,” he admitted Monday. “The last time I saw her was when I got out.”
There was an audience, Tartick noted Bachelor in Paradise Bartender and former racer Wells Adamswhen Tartick and Bristow, 38, had their first conversation
“They’re all, like, kind of king with us,” he recalls. “And she started laughing. Caitlin said, ‘What are you laughing at?’ [at]”I’m like ‘Peanut Gallery.’

Jason Tartick and Kaitlyn Bristow, 2020.
JC Oliveira/Getty ImagesTartick described this breakup as “much different” than his previous ones because he and Bristowe had been together for “five years, two engagements,” and shared dogs Ramen and Pinot.
“The time I spent creating what felt like a much healthier and friendlier experience,” he said. “We’ll see where it goes from there, I don’t know.”
In August, the pair shared via a joint Instagram post that they called it quits.
“After sharing the news with family and close friends first, and taking the time to properly process it ourselves, it is with heavy hearts to share that we have decided to end our engagement,” the duo wrote at the time. “We are grateful to all of you who have given us the time and space to process this life-changing decision as there are so many emotions and changes to navigate.”
They continued: “Continuing our friendship is very important to both of us. We feel grateful to end our engagement with love and respect for each other. It is heartbreaking and sad to say goodbye, but our care and admiration for each other will never die.
Bristowe later claimed that Tartick “did not protect her” from the online hate surrounding their breakup. (Tartick posted a video of him leaving their home, and included clips of their dogs looking sad as he packed boxes.)
“When he was kind of leaning into this sadness — I was like, ‘Bro,’” she shared on her “Off the Vine” podcast in September. “He didn’t protect me because he made me look like I was taking the dogs from him.”
Later that month, Us Weekly Bristowe has unfollowed Tartick on Instagram, he confirmed. Tartick, for his part, took to his page in October and seemingly hinted at the breakup in a post celebrating his birthday.
“Dear 35 year old, you’re off to a great start… please be a better 34 year old,” he wrote. “Love, it’s me.”