Ariana DeBose Deactivates Twitter Account After BAFTA Performance Goes Viral

[trekkiepetrelli]

Ariana DeBose has deactivated her Twitter account after going viral for her performance at the 2023 #BAFTAs. pic.twitter.com/CTd2dvJW5o
- Pop Crave (@PopCrave) February 20, 2023

• Following her performance at this year's BAFTA's award ceremony in London on Sunday, actress Ariana DeBose has deactivated her twitter.
• This follows yesterday's post, where

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[evillemmons]

[jesuisjuan]

Theater kids won't listen to folks who'd disagree with them because they think they're that good and people "are just jealous." Sometimes, people SHOULD give a fuck. LOL Let's normalize THAT!

[evillemmons]

[healthypanda]

Dance like SOMEONE'S watching.

[squirrels_oh_no]

Oof. I'm cringing.

[trendsnational]

To spare you of second-hand embarrassment I won't embed the video.

Thank you for your service OP! 🫡

[just444]

I’ve seen many tweets saying Ariana DeBose was bullied off Twitter when she deactivated her account after EM bought the site & reactivated two days ago to tweet something like “trying this out again” but stayed private. Clearly she already had a rocky relationship with the app. https://t.co/vfcR8KvKNK
- Raven Brunner (@raventbrunner) February 20, 2023

December 2022 ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/DCHxh59hmH
- Raven Brunner (@raventbrunner) February 20, 2023

[therearewords]

Tootles, indeed.

[amalgamade]

I really hope she wasn’t too bothered by the reactions, but I also doubt she was embarrassed enough to leave twitter. A lot of grownup theater kids (or the ones I know, at least) wouldn’t give more than a fleeting fuck if they got laughed at tbh.

[xtinkerbellax]

I feel like backlash is a weird term to even use for the response to this, unless I missed something people just thought it was really cringe. I don't blame her for disengaging from social media though.