On June 1, 2022, Jack Wright published a picture of moving boxes and said that he was embarking on the “next chapter” of his life. Wright has formally vacated the Hype House. He didn’t explain why he left, but the internet came up with its own reasons. Hollywire, a celebrity news website, said that he “may be done with the Hype House,” implying that he had a falling out with the other members. On Instagram, tiktokinsiders shared Wright’s Instagram story, and followers stated in the comments section that the Hype House was dull and that everyone should leave.
“Vinnie is next,” one person remarked. The Hype House has become really dull. Vinnie and Jack were the only ones who kept it going after everyone else had gone.”
“When will @petroutv understand there is no longer Hype House?” commented another. It’s stale and old. To be honest, I believe everyone should simply go their own ways.”
Thomas Petrou Explains Why Jack Wright Left
But, before the internet could propagate any suspicions, Thomas Petrou, the creator of the Hype House, weighed in.
Petrou released a video on TikTok the same day Wright tweeted the picture, stating he had an important message for everyone. Wright was the most wonderful child in the world, and he was going to do incredible things in the next chapter of his life, he said.
However, instead of making his leaving good, they turned it into something that did not sit well with Petrou. He added that when he first created the Hype House, he and his buddies assumed they would always be together, which was naïve. They did not anticipate that individuals would mature and go to the next stage of their life.
Despite everyone departing, Hype House continued to exist because they maintained “talent coming in and talent flowing out.” The majority of the members lived at the residence for a year or two before leaving. This freed up space for new members who required the content house to further their careers. He ended the video by thanking everyone who has helped them over the last two years.
TikTok Users Who Left the Hype House
Chase Hudson and Thomas Petrou founded The Hype House in 2019 with some of TikTok’s top performers, including Addison Rae, Avani Gregg, and even Charli and Dixie D’Amelio. All of the members became superstars far faster than if they had flown alone. Following their quick growth, the group’s most popular members departed to establish their own personal brands.
The D’Amelio sisters departed in May 2020 and have since launched their own podcast, the beauty company, and the reality program, among other things. Rae eventually departed and began hanging out with the Kardashians, landing a starring role in Netflix’s rom-com, He’s All That. Daisy Keech also quit following a disagreement with one of the other members. Tayler Holder, Nate Wyatt, Olivia Ponton, and Kelliane Stankus also left. Petrou, Mia Hayward, Vinnie Hacker, Sam Dezz, Brooke Monk, Tabitha Swatosh, and Jack Hayward are the remaining members.