Jake and Tana are open books when it comes to their respective YouTube channels, but they've been uncharacteristically tight-lipped on the status of their relationship since they got married. In November, Tana decided to reveal more about what the state of her marriage is in a Q&A she posted on her channel.
In the video, she answered 100 fan questions as quickly as she could, which meant she had little time to consider her words carefully.
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Tana went on to say that she'd leave Jake Paul for fellow YouTuber David Dobrik, that getting married for love was the dumbest thing she had ever done, and that she and Jake talk "unfortunately too much."
She also noted that she won't release her single, "It's Everyday H--" because Jake got lunch with his ex, Erika Costell. She said the lyrics, which were supposed to be jokes would have been taken too seriously by fans after news broke that Jake and Erika had gotten a meal together.
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"I finished writing it, but it was before Jake got lunch with Erika, so now any digs about Erika, I feel like people would take too personally than when they were just jokes. So I don't know if I should release that," she admitted. She later said that she confronted Jake about seeing his ex.
"On which video will the divorce video be uploaded?" Tana was asked.
"Probably the main one," she said in a jaw-dropping moment.
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Tana wasn't too thrilled about her hubby's antics, including his desire to date other women during their marriage. Last month, Tana spoke openly about the hardships she faced while trying to make her "marriage" to Jake work.
"I am so unhappy with the way my relationship with Jake looks in the public eye," Tana said.
Adding, "And I've done so much pretending that I don't care what I do, so it's my fault. I loved Jake and I still do... I did so much of being the cool girl and not caring because I wanted to do life with this person... I put so much of myself into Jake that I lost myself, and that's not his fault."
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