Warning: This article contains spoilers for the season finale ofThe Trust.
in the gorgeous seaside villa together.
But did their relationship last once cameras stopped filming?
Jake and Julie on ‘The Trust’.courtesy netflix
“We were asked, ‘Could you guys see dating each other longterm?’
Maybe,'” Jake tells EW.
“It was definitely romantic because there’s no cameras on you,” he says.
Tolú.netflix
“That was very authentic,” he says.
She’s in Texas, I’m in Florida, we live vastly different lifestyles.
Is it really going to be something that’s going to be a long-term commitment longevity?
We both realized that, clearly, it’s not.
After those few romantic weekends together, they cooled off and now remain friends.
But truly, on set, it was very, very romantic.
Now we’re just platonic.
We will message each other all the time, FaceTiming every night as the show airs."
“Honestly, nothing really surprised me, nothing that she said or did,” he says.
“We were both on the same page.”
“I went nuts in the confessional right after we were done because I was so pissed.
How can someone … ?
Is she going to take a stab at eliminate someone?
And if she eliminates somebody, for sure it’s going to be me,'” Jake says.
“And everyone else thought that way too.
When she said, ‘Share,’ I think I s— myself.”
Basically, you disgust me.'
I don’t think I said anything to her because it was really hard for us.
No one was really talking to her because we were just so mad."
The tension continued long after the cameras stopped rolling.
“She wouldn’t even stand by us in the airport.
She didn’t want to look to us.
I mean, she was ashamed.
She felt like she had done us wrong, and we all knew she had done us wrong.
You could see it all over her face.
And then 10 months later, we come back to it, and not much has changed.”
Suffice to say, Jake and Tolu are still not on good terms now.
“She’s so cold-hearted.
I can’t believe it.
After all, it paid more to be greedy.
