Ned Fulmer takes aim at Ethan Klein over alleged affair in blunt remark

Ned Fulmer criticises Ethan Klein over reported affair, drawing comparisons with his own infidelity scandal online

Former Try Guys member Ned Fulmer has criticised Ethan Klein amid allegations of infidelity against the H3 Podcast host, telling him to “fuck all the way off” in a blunt social media remark.

Fulmer’s comments have drawn attention because of his own highly publicised infidelity scandal in 2022, which led to his departure from the Try Guys. At the time, Fulmer acknowledged having a “consensual workplace relationship” with a producer, prompting a public response from the group and widespread discussion among online audiences.

ethan klein can fuck all the way off

— Ned Fulmer (@nedfulmer) October 25, 2026

The allegations involving Klein emerged this week when his wife and podcast co-host, Hila Klein, reportedly said he had been unfaithful for more than six months. She described the betrayal as “immeasurable”, according to the account provided.

The controversy has also affected the future of the H3 Podcast. Its production crew announced an indefinite hiatus and said they would no longer work with Ethan Klein involved in, or profiting from, the show. Klein has reportedly asked for privacy while working to relinquish his ownership and financial interests in the podcast and related business ventures.

Fulmer’s response has prompted comparisons between the two YouTube creator scandals, with online commentators pointing to the contrast between his past controversy and his criticism of Klein. Fulmer had previously been associated with a “wife guy” image, making his comments a fresh talking point in discussions about public figures and relationship controversies.

Neither Klein nor Fulmer has reportedly offered further details about their exchange. The situation continues to draw attention across online communities, where both creators’ personal lives and professional reputations have become part of the wider discussion surrounding the allegations.