Travis Kelce?s dad is seemingly not welcomed on X.

On Sunday (August 25), Ed Kelce took to his Facebook web page to disclose that he?s been ?banned for life? from the Elon Musk-owned social media platform.

Ed seemingly obtained the ban after he shared an article primarily based on a report from The Times in London that claimed that arms sellers in Yemen have been promoting weapons on X and look like doing enterprise within the capital of Sanaa, a territory held by the Houthis.

After sharing the article, Ed was seemingly banned from X (as he not has an account on the platform), so he took to Facebook to voice his frustrations over the state of affairs and to slam Elon.

Keep studying to search out out extra??Arms dealers are free to peddle their wares on X, but I?m banned for life and they won?t say why, just a generic ?Terms Of Service? violation,? Ed first wrote on Saturday (August 24).

Then on Sunday (August 25), Ed shared an article about himself getting banned from X.

?Let me try and clear something up here. I?m rarely on Facebook or Instagram. I get Google alerts in my email about articles mentioning the boys and remotely post them to Facebook for friends and family to see,? Ed wrote. ?I posted the thing about arms dealers active on X because frankly, I was pissed at Elon?s trolls. I rarely wrote anything on X; I just followed sports reporters. It?s handy during games to hear what those guys have to say, particularly at stadiums where you don?t have commentators the way you do watching on TV.?

?I was active on X/Twitter from September to February, reading others? posts,? Ed continued. ?Apparently the X Twits believe I posted something contrary to their rules in May or June 2023. Never happened. I?m guessing I was hacked, as the platform isn?t all that secure. My comments when I started this conversation were merely to highlight the hypocrisy of these social media turds.?

If you missed it, Ed additionally lately slammed Kanye West on Facebook. Find out why.