Actress Jasmine Davis appeared on social media this week amid a report that her departure from Showtime’s The Chi was linked to allegations of creating a COVID-19 vaccine card.
Davis, 30, posted a series of Twitter messages about his departure from the show, which he said was an “extremely toxic environment”.
“Thanks, I’ll talk about why I’m leaving @SHOTheChi #thechi in the next few weeks,” he wrote in response to a support follower on Tuesday.
“I’ll keep everyone updated and you’ll find out why I had to get out of this highly toxic environment.”
The latest: Jasmine Davis, 30, took to social media on Tuesday amid a report that her departure from Showtime’s The Chi was linked to allegations of a COVID-19 vaccine card fraud.
The transgender actress on Wednesday said she will conduct a series of social media interviews to finalize the details of her departure from the show.
“Thank you all for your kind words and support,” said Davis, who played Imani in 13 episodes of the series. “As I promised, I’ll be doing the first of 4 different interviews about why I left @SHOTheChi live on IG on Wednesday at 1pm, you’ll find out who will be interviewing #thechi #jasminedavis on Wednesday.”
On Thursday, Davis responded to a follower who said he hopes he’ll be back on the show at some point.
“Sorry honey, after some people just became Pattie and refused to respect others, I gave them a shot,” Davis said.
Davis posted a series of Twitter messages about her departure from the show on Tuesday, saying it was an “extremely toxic environment”.
The transgender actress on Wednesday said she will hold a series of social media calls to finalize the details of her departure from the show.
On Thursday, Davis responded to a follower who said he hopes he’ll be back on the show at some point.
In a six-page report released Thursday, the sources cited sources claiming that 20th Television launched an investigation against Davis over allegations that the COVID-19 vaccine card he presented at the show was counterfeit.
“Jasmine asked for a vaccination exemption when she presented a vaccination card for the previous season,” a source said. “This led to an investigation, and Jasmine later left the show.”
Davis, who has also appeared on shows such as Never Have I Ever and LA’s Finest, said in April that he would be leaving the show due to “personal bad luck”.
He said on Twitter: “4 I was bullied for 2 years I was on a program like 4 Nightmare and the moment I reply to Instagram it marks my comment as harassment because they are trying to harass me on my page, it’s not fair how they could come to my page and say something fruitless.’
A source told Page Six that Davis did not file a formal complaint during the series and described his comments as “just retaliation”.
Conversation: On Wednesday, the transgender actress said she will be making a series of social media calls to fill out the details of her departure from the show.
Source: Daily Mail
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