Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers receiver Antonio Brown has had his Snapchat account suspended after posting an explicit photo of Chelsie Kyriss, the mother of his children.
The controversial former NFL star took things way too far when sharing a photo of a Kyriss performing oral sex in bed, according to TMZ.
The post was claimed to have been deleted prior to a report that Snapchat suspended his account, according to the outlet.
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“I have reported his page and all pictures,” Kyriss told TMZ. “Unfortunately, Snapchat is allowing him to repost. I am very sorry for any of your kids that follow him and used to look at him as a role model.”
Snapchat allows images to disappear after a certain period of time and has clear guidelines prohibiting sexually explicit content.
Snapchat was also quoted by TMZ as saying they “prohibit sexually explicit content and bullying or harassment of any kind.”
Rather than avoiding social media altogether, following the leaked photo, Brown took to Twitter to share his thoughts, describing himself as ‘somewhere between psy.chot.ic and i.con.ic’.
In two follow-up tweets, he added, “What more Can I SAY NOW?”
The other read: ‘”Don’t play wit [sic] me, Play Football.”
Brown’s Snapchat account has previously made headlines after he taunted former teammate Tom Brady back in November.
In December, a warrant for the arrest of Antonio Brown on a charge of domestic violence was revoked, according to Tampa Police Department.
The Tampa Police Department said they stand firmly in its decision to thoroughly investigate this case.
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According to Tampa Police, the following steps to were taken to assist the victim of the alleged abuse:
– Multiple hours of on-scene interviews with the victim, gathering information related to the alleged domestic violence and identifying probable cause to charge Mr. Brown accordingly
– Contacting Child Protective Investigations (CPI) for the safety and well-being of the children involved, due to the children being present at the time of the incident and inappropriate communication between Mr. Brown and one of the juveniles
– Applied for a temporary risk protection order (RPO) for the safety of the victim due to comments she made regarding Mr. Brown’s mental state and his possession of guns (RPO was later denied by a judge)
– Offered the victim services to the Spring of Tampa Bay, a shelter for domestic violence victims, allowing her and Mr. Brown to separate for the evening (the victim immediately refused services and instead made accommodations to reside at another location)
– Pursued and granted a warrant for Mr. Brown’s arrest, repeatedly making attempts to arrest Mr. Brown at his home and arrange for Mr. Brown to turn himself in through his attorney
The Tampa Police Department continues to encourage anyone who is a victim of domestic violence to seek help by calling law enforcement or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 18007997233 for immediate assistance.
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