“The Good Place” star announced “stop playing” Twitter because Elon Musk bought this social network

The Tesla founder successfully acquired this social networking site on April 25 for about $ 44 billion. So Twitter will now become a privately owned company.

Hours before the announcement, billionaire Elon Musk urged those who have been harsh critics of him to continue using the social networking platform Twitter. Many users of this social network have reacted about it becoming owned by the Tesla boss. In it, many comments said that they would refuse to continue using Twitter.

Former comedian actor The Good Place and host, Jameela Jamil has announced that she will also be leaving the platform due to concerns about the changing social media environment under the personal ownership of billionaire Elon Musk.

She sent one final message to her followers, attaching four snaps of herself with her pet dog.

“Ah, he owns Twitter. What you read is my last tweet. Maybe this is just an excuse to show off a photo of Barold (Jamil’s pet dog),” she wrote.

The actress believes that Elon Musk’s acquisition of this social network to encourage free speech will be harmful to the site in the future.

She wrote: “I fear that blatant freedom of speech will turn this social network into a hellish platform in which there is only hatred, bigotry and lawlessness. Good luck.”

Jamil has previously hinted at discontinuing Twitter if billionaire Elon Musk’s acquisition of the platform is successful. “The good thing if Elon Musk buys out twitter is that it will help me leave this social networking platform with no regrets,” she wrote.

On April 25, Elon Musk said: “Freedom of speech is the foundation of a democracy, and Twitter is a digital square where issues important to the future of humanity are debated. Twitter has potential. tremendous potential – I look forward to working with the company and the user community to unlock it.”

The deal will take Twitter private, ending tumultuous weeks in Elon Musk’s relationship with Twitter. The American billionaire will pay $54.2 per share of Twitter, exactly as he originally offered. Twitter shares rose nearly 6% after the news was announced, hovering around $51.84. The deal is still awaiting approval from shareholders and regulators. The world’s richest tech billionaire said he raised $46.5 billion to buy the company, a turnaround that forced Twitter’s board to take his offer seriously.