While the notorious reality show brought him a lot of fame and media attention, it didn’t reflect his Jewish soul and need for meaning, he said. Aaron explained: “My story is very unique, but I want to tell the story from my side, because whenever articles came out, they would go through my [social media] page and just write whatever they wanted and make stories up.”

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