How long have Ned and Ariel been together? Relationship explored as couple issue statements in wake of Alexandria Herring cheating scandal

As Ned Fulmer and his marriage to his wife Ariel continues to unravel online, the former has issued a statement with regard to his infidelity. The one-time Try Guys member and his wife recently took to social media after the former was accused of having an affair with his co-worker Alexandria Herring.

The 35-year-old took to his Instagram and seemingly confirmed that he kissed Herring. Pictures of the father-of-two with Herring at a New York City club recently appeared on social media. Expressing regret about the affair, Fulmer said that "family should have always been my priority" and that "he lost focus and had a consensual workplace relationship."

Ariel also took to her own Instagram account and thanked her followers for supporting her during the difficult time. She also asked her fans and followers to respect the family's privacy.

The couple are parents to two children, Wesley and Finley, and have been married for ten years.

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Ned Fulmer and his wife, Ariel’s relationship timeline explored

In a The Try Wives podcast episode, Ariel revealed that she met her husband in December 2009 when the two were fresh out of college. The duo had just finished their education and moved to Chicago, where they met through a mutual friend.

Ariel, an interior designer and stylist, revealed in the third episode of the podcast:

“Ned describes the whole situation as, like, he saw me when he first walked into the party, and there was nobody else.”

The couple married in 2012.

After making the move from Chicago to Los Angeles, Ariel appeared in a the Try Guys video. The first time she made an appearance was in the video - The Try Guys Try Drag For The First Time.

The couple welcomed their first son Wesley on June 3, 2018. On November 29, 2020, the pair welcomed their second son Finn. They also shared birth story of their sons on their YouTube channel and their podcast.

Other than being co-hosts of their own podcast Baby Steps, they also co-wrote their own cookbook titled The Date Night Cookbook.

Many were stunned to hear about Fulmer's affair as the Yale-graduate has been open about his adoration for his wife. He was also dubbed as Ned “my wife” Fulmer.

Additionally, the Try Guys also took to Twitter to announce that Ned will no longer be a part of the YouTube group.

The cheating allegations came just days after Adam Levine was called out for allegedly sending flirtatious and inappropriate messages to several women.