Jameela Jamil declared her departure from Twitter after the network acknowledged Elon Musk’s $44 billion deal to purchase it. As a result, Twitter will be a privately held corporation.
Despite Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s encouragement to his “worst critics” to continue on Twitter, it appears that some celebrities are permanently canceling their accounts. Former “The Good Place” actress Jamil is one of them, having announced her departure from the platform owing to concerns about how the climate would alter after Musk takes over.
“Ah he got Twitter,” Jamil wrote, along with four photos of herself and her dog. “I’d like to leave this as my final tweet.” “It’s basically just any excuse to show pictures of Barold.”
She said she worries that this free speech bid will aid this infernal platform in its ultimate form of lawless hatred, racism, and sexism. In the end she wrote, “best wishes.”
Jamil had previously stated that if Musk’s purchase was successful, she would discontinue her use of the site. She wrote on Monday one nice thing about Elon owning Twitter is that she will FINALLY quit and stop being a terrible nuisance to society here. So according to her it’s a win-win situation for everyone.
Musk, who has stated that he wants to acquire Twitter in an attempt to reestablish the platform’s commitment to free speech ideals, would pay $54.20 per share for the firm, which he has stated that he intends to take private.
Musk said in a statement that free speech is the core of a functional democracy, and Twitter is the digital town square where critical issues affecting humanity’s future are discussed. He additionally wants to improve Twitter by adding new features, opening up the algorithms to improve trust, combating spam bots, and authenticating all people. Twitter has enormous potential, and he is excited to work with the company and the user community to realize it.
