MTV's Ghosted: Love Gone Missing Season 1 Episode 2 Ross & Jordan

Ross and Jordan had been dating for a year when Jordan suddenly stopped responding to all of Ross's messages. Ross was left confused and desperate for answers, unsure of what he had done wrong. In this episode of MTV's Ghosted: Love Gone Missing, host Rachel Lindsay and Travis Mills meet with Ross to help him find closure and hopefully reconnect with Jordan.

As Rachel and Travis dig deeper into the relationship, they uncover some troubling information about Jordan's past. Ross had no idea about Jordan's ex-boyfriend, who had been stalking and harassing her for months. It's possible that the fear of her ex was too much for Jordan to handle, and she shut down emotionally as a result.

The hosts hop on a plane to visit Jordan, who is surprised and hesitant to see them. They learn that she's been living in a state of constant fear since her ex-boyfriend entered her life, and she didn't feel comfortable talking to Ross about it. Jordan explains that she had been considering entering into witness protection, which would mean cutting off all ties with friends and family.

The hosts challenge Jordan to face her fears and be honest with Ross about what has been going on. They orchestrate a meeting between the two, and Ross is shocked to hear about everything Jordan has been going through. He's hurt that she didn't feel like she could rely on him, but he's also understanding given the severity of the situation.

Throughout the episode, Rachel and Travis offer insights and advice. They encourage Ross to be patient and understanding with Jordan, and they help Jordan work through her trauma and fears. They explore the effects of trauma on relationships and the importance of communication.

In the end, the hosts are pleased to announce that Ross and Jordan have taken the first steps towards reconciliation, both acknowledging and taking responsibility for their own issues in the relationship. The episode ends with a message from Rachel and Travis that emphasizes the importance of communication and vulnerability in relationships, and the power of working through fear and trauma together.