When Radke — who previously served as the canned cocktail company’s VP of sales — resigned, he was “not happy, deep down,” and “struggled to advocate” for himself.
“The truth is beef started ’cause I did an ad for Truly [Hard] Seltzer, and I didn’t know that I, like, wasn’t allowed to,” the comedian told Dave Portnoy.
“Craig is deeply disappointed and saddened by Kyle’s abrupt accusations,” a rep for the “Southern Charm” star exclusively tells Page Six Friday.
“He has a reputation of lying,” the “Summer House” star said on “WWHL” after Andy Cohen asked about the “Southern Charm” star investing in Spritz Society.
The “Southern Charm” star told Page Six that he “will always be a Loverboy fan” despite investing in cocktail brand Spritz Society.
“Think about all the sacrifices that I made for you,” an emotional Batula tells Cooke in Page Six’s exclusive preview. “I quit my job.”
Batula emphasized to Page Six that “the door is always open” for Radke if he decides to come back, but that overall it’s been a “bittersweet” transition.
Radke – who recently celebrated two years of sobriety – stepped down from the brand after questioning if it was “the best fit” for him.