Adin Ross is one of the most popular Twitch streamers. He had been in Japan for just over a week and visited several places in Tokyo. He also planned to be there for another week but his plans were soon disrupted. One of the Twitter users has shared this unexpected shocking news about Ross’ plans.
Ross has over 2.8 million followers on Twitch, 6 million followers on Instagram, and 3.6 million followers on YouTube. Ross has already posted a couple of streams from Tokyo on his social media accounts. Keep reading to know more about his upcoming videos and other plans.
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What happened to Adin Ross’ plans in Japan?
A Twitter user revealed, “Just got word from ant, adin and his team are leaving japan due to a family emergency. Prayers out to them Will update when i get more details”
As Adin was already making videos from Japan, this would be a shock to all his fans. From the above tweet, it is clear that Adin Ross' plans got dropped because of his “family emergency." And the user also said that more details will be sent soon to his fans. The news of Ross's departure from Japan has been met with an outpouring of support from his fans on social media. Many of his followers have expressed their concern for his well-being and that of his family.
'Hopefully everything is fine'
Fans of Adin started to pray for his family “damn hope everything is good 🙏 definitely gonna pray”#XELO “Damn hope everything’s all good”#SHERONMETOYER “Very big emergency while he was partying and now spotted in a lakers game okay” #44 “Damn… hope all is well” #COFFEEZILAUSDAUGHTER
Some of his users also criticized him, saying, “It’s cap, he just didn’t want to go live the rest of his 2 days in Japan. They just gonna do degenerate things off stream and he’ll be back at his Miami setup Tuesday like nothing happened” #BDIU22 “Bro killed one of his family members as an excuse to not stream."
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