The SHOCKING U-Turn of Le’Veon Bell After Trump’s STUNNING Victory – Here’s What Happened!

After the 2016 presidential election, Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell was one of the many celebrities who threatened to leave the United States if Donald Trump was elected. However, it seems that the NFL star has had a change of heart after Trump’s victory.

Bell took to social media to post a gloating video, which many saw as a celebratory post after Trump won the presidential election. The video showed Bell and his friends dancing and laughing in a luxurious hotel room. Many fans were shocked to see the U-turn made by Bell, especially considering his earlier statement about leaving the country if Trump was elected.

Before the election, Bell was very vocal about his disapproval of Trump. He mentioned on multiple occasions that he would consider leaving the United States if the businessman-turned-politician was elected as the President. However, it seems that Bell has since then had a change of heart and is now embracing the fact that Trump has become the President of the United States.

The gloating video posted by Bell showcased him dancing and laughing with friends, with many seeing it as a celebratory post after Trump’s victory. However, some fans were quick to point out the hypocrisy of Bell’s actions. Many believed that Bell was being dishonest and that his earlier claims of leaving the country were nothing but empty words.

Despite the backlash from some fans, Bell remains unfazed. His video has garnered thousands of views and comments, with many praising him for being honest and unapologetic. However, some have criticized him for being hypocritical and dishonest. Love him or hate him, one thing is certain: Le’Veon Bell is not afraid to speak his mind and be himself, even if that means going against the status quo.

It remains to be seen whether Bell will receive an invite to the White House after Trump’s inauguration. However, one thing is certain: Bell is not going anywhere anytime soon. He has made it clear that he will stay in the United States and continue to do what he does best: play football and be himself, even if that means going against the grain.