Male celebrities are stirring the pot more than ever

SAT 2502 What we have noticed — Dave Portnoy, Zach Bryan Kevin Mazur/Getty Images; Scott Legato/Getty Images

Some things are always going to be “girly,” but given how male celebrities have been acting on the internet — and in some cases on camera — petty drama isn't one of them.

In words Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star Meredith Marks she herself, we can go there with our husbands. The 5th season of the series won to an icy start for long-time snowflake holders Lisa Barlow and Whitney Rosewhich collided at Angie Katsaneva'wedding anniversary party. What started as another “she said, she said” argument between the costars. We reach for our popcorn (and pour a shot of Vida Tequila) as husbands stepped up to defend their spouses. Justin Rose told the security at the party to get John Barlow “f… away from” him, threatening to “beat his ass”.

According to Heather Gay, RHOSLC the husbands had “never” tried to fight the wives' fights in front of the cameras, but Justin vs. John wasn't even the only confrontation that aired this season. Sean Trujillomarried to Katsanevas and Meredith's husband, Seth Marksparticipated in his sparring match during a group dinner in Palm Springs. Seth brought his “receipts, evidence, timeline, screenshots” to the (literal) table, stoking the fire, calling out the “beets” seated around him. We needs Andy Cohen and a Bravo camera for an official men's series ASAP.

Personal drama can be difficult to avoid because a supporting character reality show, but Bravo isn't the only place where the brothers dish out healthy gossip. It turns out podcasts are an equally popular place for men to air their dirty laundry.

Co-founder of Barstool Sports Dave Portnoy he had a lot to say about his group of “BFFs”. Brianna “Chickenfry” LaPagliabreaking up with an ex Zach Bryancalling a country singer “Really immature, insecure baby” about his alleged behavior during the two relationships. Portnoy got even more eloquent on not one, but two original tracks on the disc: “Smallest Man” and “Country Diddy.” Yes, that's a reference to Sean “Diddy” combs. No, Brian did not respond publicly. What an old school!

Portnoy admitted he's “a bit out of my wheelhouse” when it comes to “talking about teenage drama” and claimed he doesn't have much “interest” in the back-and-forth, despite being one of the main pot-stirring people. Consequences of the Lapaglia split. Take it from Wesports personalities can be as petty as Housewives.

Throwing shade at the Super Bowl, NFL Free Agent Isaac Rochelle has proven himself as a leading passer. Often appears with his wife, an influencer Alison Kuchon her “Sunday Sports Club” podcast, Rochelle has performed We an insight into life as a professional footballer – and it's not all fun and games. From the claim that he turned down a $10,000 bribe to change his jersey number to discounting “home producers” goods middle NFL kicker Harrison Butker's highly publicized commencement speech scandal, Rochell puts the “tea” on TD.

So while the public can try to convince We that men and women are inherently different, the willingness of even the most masculine of personalities to stir the pot every now and then — cameras not required, but usually preferred — proves that pettiness is gender neutral.

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