Gabrielle Union He left X. The announcement comes amid growing concerns about the platform’s evolving policies and user privacy issues.

Bring it on The actor said “enough is enough” and stepped back from the social media platform, citing “volatile” individuals returning to the app. Union also touched on changes to X’s terms of service, which include all tweets, videos and photos submitted to train Grok, the AI ​​robot.

“There are important moments in life when we have to declare enough is enough, and today is that day for me,” he wrote in his last post. Her statement was republished more than 100,000 times within hours of being published.

“Platforms like X are built on authentic connections, genuine engagement, and creative expression, all with respect for user privacy and trust,” Union’s post continues. “However, with recent and upcoming changes to terms of service and the return of volatile figures, I find myself at a crossroads, facing a direction I can no longer fully support.

“I am committed to engaging with spaces in the digital world that truly value inclusivity, respect and integrity. Sometimes that means recognizing the last straw and knowing when to step back,” Union said.

However Unity He assured fans that he would still use others platforms.

“Thank you to everyone I’ve connected with here for their laughter, insight and endless support. I’m not completely disappearing! You can still find me @gabunion on Instagram, Threads, TikTok, Bluesky, Spill, and Facebook; “We can continue to build meaningful connections and positive vibes here,” he said. Union has more than 20 million active followers across its various social media accounts.

This move comes after legendary “scream queen” Jamie Lee Curtis also left the platform. This exodus of celebrities has sparked discussions about the changing landscape of social media influence and platform accountability.

Curtis shared an image on Instagram showing his account on X, which was known as Twitter before it was taken over by Elon Musk, being “deactivated” and captioned his post with a quote from “Serenity Poem.” The platform, which Musk bought for $44 billion, has undergone many controversial changes in recent months.

“God, give me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change. The courage to change the things I can change. And the wisdom to know the difference,” Curtis wrote. The post resonated with many followers and received widespread support across many social platforms.

His decision came hours after President-elect Donald Trump announced that he had appointed Musk to head the new Department of Government Efficiency. This announcement sparked intense debate about the intersection of technology leadership and government roles.

The departure of these influential figures from X represents a growing trend of public figures re-evaluating their social media presence. These high-profile exits have sparked debate about the future of social media platforms and user privacy rights. The shift in platform dynamics has also impacted ad revenue and user engagement metrics.