Vanderpump Rules: Jax & Brittany Take Kentucky - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Welcome to Kentucky
Jax and Brittany trade the comfortable confines of their home in Los Angeles for the Kentucky farm life. Brittany thrives being back home, but Kentucky turns into a minefield for Jax as he contends with farm animals, awkward sleeping arrangements, and endless marriage questions from Brittany's family. Jax tries to take some pressure off himself with a grand gesture, leaving everyone wondering whether he'll follow through or not.
First Comes Love...
Jax and Brittany must answer to Mamaw when she discovers they've broken the number one rule of the farm: no drinking. Jax wonders whether he can ever be the family man Brittany wants when they're tasked with babysitting Brittany's nephews. Finally, Brittany's father confronts Jax about his true intentions with his daughter, but gets a surprise response when Jax claims that Brittany is depressed.
Let's Make a Baby
Brittany's best friend confronts Jax for belittling Brittany; Brittany's brother and sister-in-law throw a fundraiser to have a baby via in vitro fertilization, but Jax's plan to be a hero backfires; Jax's claims about Brittany causes skepticism.
The Gospel According to Jax
Jax goes to a church service in an effort to please Brittany's family; Brittany is shocked to learn Jax has made claims that she's depressed; Don takes Jax on a coyote-hunting excursion; Brittany's ex-boyfriend shows up at a local bar.
About Last Night
Brittany fights with Jax over his drunken exploits; Jax and Brittany take an ATV ride in the woods; Brittany shares a campfire with her father who reveals he does not fully support her relationship with Jax.
Goodbye Kentucky
Jax and Brittany share a farewell dinner with Brittany's family and friends; Don questions Jax's intentions; Jax and Brittany have an explosive argument before departing for Los Angeles, and Brittany must decide whether to stay in Kentucky.
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