Logan Paul explains why he can’t defend Jake every time there’s controversy
Logan Paulhas explained why he won’t always support his brother Jake in beefs with different people, despite the fact he would “die” for his sibling.
Despite being brothers, Logan andJake Paulhaven’t always been attached at the hip. They’ve had well-documented drama with each other over the years, and that has included rumors of them meeting in the boxing ring.
Things have settled down in recent years, with the pair constantly supporting one another in their different ventures. Logan has been ringside for a number of Jake’s boxing matches, and Jake has even jumped in the ring when Logan has performed for WWE.
They haven’t been afraid of stepping in for one anotherwhen it comes to online drama too, taking shots at whoever their brother might be beefing with. Though, for Logan, that won’t always be the case.
Logan Paul won’t always defend Jake in beefs
During episode 450 ofimPaulsive, ‘The Maverick’ was questioned by UFC champion Tom Aspinall about stepping in on Jake’s behalf.
“When someone has beef with your brother, do you feel that as well?” the Brit asked. “No, not every time. I’ll be honest with you, it’s kind of tricky,” Logan replied.
“It’s been a rift in our relationship because we’re brothers, love him to death, would die for this kid. We also have our own separate paths, interests, friendships, businesses, whatever.”
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Logan noted how Jake has had beef with UFC boss Dana White and KSI over the years, but they’re both friendly with him. So, it’s tricky for him to take Jake’s side in those, especially when he knows Jake and KSI would be friendsif they settled their score.
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“Am I supposed to not like him just because my brother doesn’t?” he noted, before touching on Jake signing with rival brands to his own, including a different hydration brand than PRIME.
