Former NFL star Antonio Brown has continued to show his support for former president Donald Trump ahead of next month’s US presidential election.
The controversial former wide receiver arrived at the Arnold Palmer Regional Airport in Latrobe, Pennsylvania for the Republican candidate’s latest rally.
The ex-Steelers star, who left Pennsylvania in 2018 when he was traded to the Raiders, is expected to address the crowd of Trump supporters after teasing his appearance on social media earlier this week.
The Super Bowl winner arrived alongside fellow former Steeler, Le’Veon Bell, who donned a t-shirt featuring photos of Trump and opponent Kamala Harris with the slogan, ‘Trump or the Tramp?’
The pair of former footballers greeted the crowd as they posed for selfies with the supporters waiting in line to enter the rally just under three hours before it is slated to begin.
Former NFL star Antonio Brown has continued to show his support for Donald Trump
Brown had hinted he would be making a speech earlier this week in a social media post, which contained a screenshot of an email allegedly from Trump’s campaign.
‘Time to help make REAL Change,’ he wrote alongside the photo. ‘Time to make a Difference. It is Time.’
Brown has been outspoken of his support of the 45th president online, most recently accusing NBC of plotting against fellow Trump supporter Elon Musk at a Steelers game earlier this month.
The X chief had whipped Pittsburgh fans into a frenzy as he attended a prime-time game at Acrisure Stadium – a day after joining Donald Trump on stage at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.
Despite the 53-year-old’s attendance at the Steelers’ Week 5 matchup, Musk failed to receive the Taylor Swift treatment as NBC’s coverage didn’t appear to show him in the stands.
Brown claimed the network intentionally avoiding Musk on its broadcast as a form of media censorship against Trump’s campaign.
‘Another reason to get out in Vote,’ he posted. ‘Media censoring is real and will only get worse unless change.’
There is no evidence to suggest that NBC did intentionally avoid showing Musk as Brown alleged. DailyMail.com contacted NBC Sports for comment.
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