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Uh oh, someone tell Samuel L. Jackson his NSFW Twitter likes are very public

This isn't the type of news many hear everyday about legendary actor Samuel L. Jackson.

Some Samuel L. Jackson fans were caught off-guard recently upon perusing his Twitter profile. The controversy surrounding Jackson’s social media page stems from posts featuring adult content under the Liked Posts subheading of the legendary actor‘s profile, which is set to Public.

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After research, We Got This Covered can confirm that Samuel L. Jackson’s Twitter profile liked three posts containing pornographic content. We can further clarify that it remains unclear whether the tweets were liked by Jackson himself, or someone else on his team. The liked posts have since been deleted.

Shockingly enough, this incident happened to occur on Jackson’s 74th birthday. As more and more fans became aware of the content linked on Jackson’s page, many tried to warn him by tagging his profile, while others shared that given the situation, the Marvel star’s account may have been hacked.

One person who tried to get Jackson’s attention explained that everyone could view his likes.

Another individual stated that after they viewed why Jackson was trending on Twitter, they concluded that his social media page was either hacked, or that the Pulp Fiction star didn’t know how to operate his account correctly. 

A fourth Twitter shared the previous sentiments, but added that Jackson may have forgotten that “his likes are very very much public.”

Mere hours before Jackson’s Twitter page became a hot commodity, a few of his friends and a Marvel co-star sent birthday well wishes to the actor. The list includes Mark Ruffalo, Reverend Al Sharpton, and singer Stephanie Mills.

Despite the likes being removed from the Twitter page, neither Jackson nor his team has publicly addressed the situation.


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Diamond Jeune is a freelance writer for We Got This Covered. She is also best known for her work with celebrity and entertainment coverage on Atlanta Black Star.