Jake Paul turns down Tana Mongeau in TikTok duet after their 'fake wedding' last year

Tana Mongeau (left) and Jake Paul (right) [Image Credits: Tana Mongeau's Instagram]
Tana Mongeau (left) and Jake Paul (right) [Image Credits: Tana Mongeau's Instagram]

YouTuber and social media personality Jake Paul posted a video on TikTok in which he turned down Tana Mongeau's offer to get back together.

On June 17, Mongeau posted a video on TikTok where she is listening to the song 'Favorite Crime' by Olivia Rodrigo. The video also has an onscreen text that says:

"When you hope he'll fall in love back after a fake wedding but doesn't."

In her video, Mongeau was referring to the fake wedding that the couple had in 2019. Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau made headlines as the couple allegedly married in Las Vegas. At the time, many people called the marriage fake, saying it was a publicity stunt.

Paul responded to Mongeau's TikTok by making a duet video where he is holding a blue sign that says "HELL NAW!".

You can watch the video below:

Also read: Tana Mongeau shades Jake Paul by calling him 'petty' after he savagely turns down her offer to get back together

Tana Mongeau started calling Paul names on Twitter after the YouTube star turned down her offer.


Jake Paul had a fake marriage with Tana Mongeau in 2019

YouTuber celebrity Jake Paul started dating Tana Mongeau in April 2019. The pair hosted a fake wedding ceremony on July 28th of the same year. The event took place in Las Vegas in a $500,000 venue.

The news came as a shock to many fans who believed it was just a publicity stunt to stay in the limelight.

The couple ended things in January 2020 but have stayed in touch since then.

Mongeau recently uploaded a TikTok video expressing her true feelings for Paul, but the YouTuber-turned-boxer turned down her proposal.

Also read: Are Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau married? The truth behind the notorious YouTuber's second wedding


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