Ava Kris Tyson wipes Twitter after leaking Jake The Viking’s brother-in-law criminal record

Ava Kris Tyson pulled up the receipts after Jake the Viking and Nickmercs accused the YouTuber of bad parenting before exiting Twitter .

After Ava came out as transgender, she was hit with a slew of transphobic backlash, including from her former peers. Both herself and the mother of her child, Katie, asked others to keep their son, Tucker, out of the discourse. Ava wrote: "Anyways, trans people can be great parents, them and their ex partners can have cordial and healthy coparenting relationships, and anyone who throws a child into internet drama, [doesn't] give a f--- about 'saving the kids.'"

Nonetheless, Nickmercs on X, formerly known as Twitter , wrote to Ava, "You should be ashamed of yourself. Leaving behind your wife & child, to play pretend. One day you’ll wake up, and realize what you’ve done." Jake the Viking, who previously worked on Mr. Beast 's team with Ava, quoted the post, "Let 'em know!" He doubled down later and wrote: "I agree on what Nick was saying about Chris [sic]."

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Ava clapped back, pointing out that Jake the Viking's brother-in-law allegedly has a criminal record involving a violation of Megan's Law in Delaware. In a since-deleted post, Ava wrote: "Never ask Jake how he 'protected his kid' or his family from his bro in law!"

"Who you keep in your company describes a lot about you," she followed up in another post alongside a screenshot of his brother-in-law's alleged criminal record. According to the screenshot, Jake's brother was allegedly convicted of rape in the fourth degree involving sexual intercourse with a victim less than 18-years-old.

The photo shows the conviction took place in Delaware. During Mr. Beast videos, Jake's brother-in-law was referred to by the nickname "Delaware" and "Zoro," but his real name was never revealed to fans.

Ava has since wiped her X account, deleting all posts from her account. She's left up her profile picture and and succinct bio which reads, "my opinions are my own." Her Instagram remains intact with her most recent post, a video showing outtakes from her life, from about a week ago.

Mr. Beast has been a fierce LGBTQIA+ ally as he continuously defends Ava. In response to the most recent spat, he wrote on X: "Ava is literally always with her kid and doesn’t even go on shoots to spend more time with him. Tuck man is always smiling, not sure why this rumor is a thing."