Jeff Lewis 'Dumped' By Chiropractor Rebound After Nasty Split From Gage Edward
March 20 2019, Updated 1:41 p.m. ET
Jeff Lewis' heartbreak continues.
Just two months after splitting from longtime partner, Gage Edward, the Flipping Out star got dumped by his rebound!
On Friday's episode of his SiriusXM radio show, Jeff Lewis Live, he revealed his recent beau broke up with him following an argument after their third date.
"I've got some bad news for everybody. The chiropractor dumped me last night," Lewis, 48, told his co-star, Megan Weaver, and his guest, Judge Lauren Lake. "I tried really hard to put that back together, but it just kept going on and on and on. But I apologized, and I was accountable."
Lewis and his man planned to have drinks last Friday, March 15, but the unnamed mad said he felt "like the trust was broken" after the star spoke of their relationship on his radio show.
Lewis said he had previously promised the chiropractor that "anything romantic or sexual stays between us," but he broke that promise by confirming their romance to his listeners. In one episode of his show, he even said they could end up getting married!
Breaking Celebrity News readers know Lewis and Edward, 33, were together for 10 years before calling it quits. This January, the reality star said his ex "burned down our house and broke up our family." A few weeks later, however, he took full responsibility for their split and told fans he hoped they'd reconcile.
"I have failed you, I have failed my child, and I have failed my family," Lewis claimed he told Edward.
The two share a 2-year-old daughter, Monroe, and Lewis recently revealed he's hoping to have another child. But according to sources, Edward "has no intention of getting back together with Jeff."
On his radio show, Lewis said the chiropractor doesn't listen to his show but learned about his comments about their relationship after seeing an article about them online.
"Interesting article," he reportedly texted Lewis with a link to the post.
The two then argued about the comments for about 24 hours, according to Lewis.
"He kept saying I was upset and I feel like the trust was broken," Lewis said this Friday, March 15. "He was like, 'You should have just gone over these issues with me even before you talked about me on the radio.' But I was thinking about that last night. If I'm talking about it before I talk about it on the radio, it feels like a dress rehearsal to me. I want to just be here and be present and talk about what's on my mind without rehearsing it."
Lewis said he was upset the argument had gone on so far, but eventually realized that if they