Why was Rachel Bush banned from TikTok? Jordan Poyer's wife booted off platform
NFL star Jordan Poyer’s wife, Rachel Bush's TikTok account has apparently been deleted. Bush took to Instagram on Thursday, April 15, slamming TikTok for allegedly scrubbing her account. “@TikTok the day I decide to start using TikTok more y’all want to delete my account!?” Bush wrote. It is unclear why her account was taken down.
“Girls are on there in their bikinis, ~ and less ~ every day, and my football videos getting flagged?! Then my whole account deleted,” Bush continued, adding a crying-laughing emoji. “I got questions.” Bush, who has been vocal about her views against vaccines, said in a separate post, "You think if I write ‘liberal’ and add some pronouns to my bio they will give it back?? Jokes jokes lol."
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Sharing a screenshot of her other TikTok videos, Bush said, "Like I’m sorry…. but I got questions. How is this allowed and my whole account gets deleted?? I haven’t even posted a full bikini video for fear of losing my account LOL.” Bushes' Instagram stories have now expired.
Bush, born on November 1, 1997, met Poyer when he was just 18 years old through Twitter. The two began dating in 2015 and tied the knot on February 17, 2018, in a ceremony in Jamaica. They have one daughter together, named Aliyah. An entrepreneur, Bush owns a skincare line called LeaLa Natural Skincare, and also runs her own OnlyFans account. She reportedly charges subscribers $21 per month to "access behind the scenes photos" from her photoshoots.
Bush had earlier demanded that the NFL’s health and safety protocols regarding unvaccinated and vaccinated players be “fixed asap.” She had taken to Twitter to open up about a number of Bills players who were separated from the team after they reportedly came in contact with a trainer who tested positive, although fully-vaccinated.
Wide receivers Cole Beasley, Gabriel Davis alongside defensive tackles Star Lotulelei and Vernon Butler had no option but to miss practice adhering to NFL's health and safety guidelines. All four of them tested negative two days prior. In response to the players' absence, Bush had taken to social media at the time, saying, "“I know damn well y’all are not about to put any blame on the players who 1) don’t have covid and are tested every day but 2) were in contact with a VACCINATED staff member. Y’all are so backwards it’s insane!”
“When the vaccinated have been proven to be the problem over and over in the NFL so far-especially within the Bills- but the unvaccinated who don’t have COVID are the ones getting punished? Somebody better fix this s*** ASAP," she had said in a separate post.