Samuel L. Jackson is trending on Twitter after fans spotted his account ‘liking’ adult videos with adult content on his birthday
Samuel L. Jackson was trending on Twitter on his birthday after fans noticed his account liking several adult videos.
Many of his followers tried to warn him, saying he forgot to switch to a private account because his likes are visible to everyone.
However, it is quite possible that his account is managed by a third party, i.e. a member of his team, or that he has been hacked.
Oops! Samuel L. Jackson is trending on Twitter after fans noticed his account “liking” videos with adult content on his birthday (pictured during an appearance on The View).
After Samuel’s name was trending, the likes were subsequently removed, but not before attentive followers screengrabbed them.
His fans wrote: “So glad someone posted this. He went and liked everything so I missed it. lol.’
“I think everyone loves him even more after that lol”
“He’s a grown man who takes care of it lol.”
“He forgot to switch to his personal account.”
Samuel, 74, has been married to American actress LaTanya Richardson Jackson, 73, since 1980 and they have a daughter named Zoe (Samuel and LanTanya pictured in October).
‘I’m dying hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha.’
Web has reached out to a spokesman for Samuel for comment.
Samuel, 74, has been married to American actress LaTanya Richardson Jackson, 73, since 1980 and they have a daughter named Zoe.
He and LaTanya met in college and have been married for 42 years.
Last year, Samuel told Vanity Fair, “We decided to say, ‘We’re definitely going to stay together. We’ll find out.”
“He forgot to go to his personal account”: Samuel’s fans mostly saw the funny side of the likes
“It’s two people who respect, love and look out for each other.”
The publication adds that it was his wife who helped him get into rehab when he became addicted to drugs in the early ’90s.
He has now been in recovery for over 30 years.
Samuel said, “She gave me a chance to be the man I was meant to be.”
Acclaimed: Samuel in one of his iconic roles as Jules in Pulp Fiction, released in 1994