Le’Veon Bell Admits Trying to Get With Transgender Model Alexis Hexx But Says He Was Tricked

Former NFL player Le’Veon Bell recently attracted attention after a transgender woman, known on social media as Lex, alleged he sent her private messages despite his prior public statements opposing trans rights. This situation arose following Bell’s public endorsement of Donald Trump and comments expressing concern over transgender women in sports. Lex responded by sharing screenshots of messages allegedly from Bell, showcasing what she saw as a contradiction between his private behavior and public stance.

The allegations, however, have generated mixed reactions online. Supporters of Lex argue that Bell’s private communications are at odds with his public anti-trans rhetoric, while others criticize her for disclosing private messages.

Le’Veon Bell, the former NFL running back, made headlines recently for endorsing Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential campaign. Bell appeared at a Trump rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, alongside other former Steelers players, including Antonio Brown. Wearing a shirt critical of Kamala Harris, Bell endorsed Trump with enthusiasm, sparking both support and backlash online. His remarks about Harris received criticism for being disrespectful and sexist, particularly given her historic role as the first Black woman vice president​.

This endorsement has highlighted Bell’s alignment with Trump, positioning him within a larger group of celebrities from diverse backgrounds supporting the former president. Bell has yet to clarify his political stance beyond expressing strong support for Trump’s policies and campaign message.

Bell’s judgment has been questioned after his contract dispute with Steelers.

Le’Veon Bell was involved in a high-profile contract dispute with the Pittsburgh Steelers during the 2018 NFL season, which revolved around his desire for a long-term, high-value contract with guaranteed money. Bell, one of the league’s top running backs at the time, had already played under the franchise tag in 2017, earning $12.1 million. However, the Steelers placed the franchise tag on him again in 2018, offering him $14.5 million for a one-year deal.

Bell wanted a multi-year contract with a substantial amount of guaranteed money, citing his heavy workload and the physical toll it took on his body. The Steelers, while acknowledging his talent, were hesitant to offer the guarantees Bell wanted. Ultimately, Bell refused to sign the franchise tag and held out the entire 2018 season, forfeiting his salary. This decision was controversial, with mixed reactions from fans and players, as it was rare for an NFL player to sit out a full season over a contract dispute.

Bell has admitted to trying to sleep with the Transgender, but says he was duped and when he found out he immediately blocked her. Miss. Hexx says Bell knew the entire time and is trying to cop a plea now that he has been exposed.

Flip the pages for the DMs and text messages.

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