The infamous 2019 cheating scandal involving Tristan Thompson did not just sever the friendship between Kylie Jenner and Jordyn Woods; it sent immediate shockwaves through their families. Now, years after the dust settled, Jodie Woods is opening up about the severe emotional toll the highly publicized fallout took on her personal life behind the scenes.
Making her reality television debut on the new Netflix series Calabasas Confidential, Jodie addressed the intense online backlash her family faced during the peak of the drama. During the show’s premiere, she revealed that the targeted vitriol left her with “PTSD.”
The backlash extended far beyond public criticism, manifesting as severe cyberbullying and death threats sent directly to Jodie’s direct messages by internet trolls. This dark period fundamentally shaped her protective stance over her older sister, a dynamic deeply explored as viewers get to know her family’s tight-knit dynamics on camera.
While the sisters weathered the storm together, the relationship between Jordyn and Kylie has visibly thawed. The former childhood best friends initially sparked reconciliation rumors when they were spotted together at a Los Angeles sushi restaurant in 2023. The healing process became undeniable when Kylie publicly celebrated Jordyn’s engagement to New York Knicks player Karl-Anthony Towns in December 2025.
Addressing her sister’s renewed friendship with the makeup mogul, Jodie stated that she is “willing to forgive” as Jordyn and Kylie continue to repair their bond. However, she firmly emphasized that she will always remain unconditionally loyal to her older sister regardless of where the Calabasas social circles shift.