Seth Rollins is no stranger to getting heat on social media. However, what took place today appears a bit of a misunderstanding. Earlier today, it looks like Rollins posted a graphic on his Instagram story to promote a friend\u2019s coffee company, The Boy & The Bear Coffee (via WrestlingInc.com). The graphic featured an image of what is apparently witches or druids with pointed hoods. The image then received a number of responses saying it was Rollins showing support for the Ku Klux Klan (KKK).
\nRollins quickly deleted the graphic, which you can see an image of below. A fan later defended Rollins on Twitter, writing, \u201cSeth Rollins was one of the first white athletes to say \u2018Black Lives Matter\u2019 publicly. Y\u2019all know damn well that wasn\u2019t the KKK he posted.\u201d The current Raw tag team champion later responded to the tweet, and he also apologized for the confusion.
\nThe former WWE Universal champion noted that the graphic he posted was a group of witches and not KKK member. Rollins tweeted, \u201cIt was witches\u2026.for a creepy coffee thing I\u2019m helping a friend with. My apologies if anyone was confused. F the KKK. F racism.\u201d You can see that exchange below. <\/p>\n
\nIt was witches\u2026.for a creepy coffee thing I\u2019m helping a friend with. My apologies if anyone was confused. F the KKK. F racism.
\n\u2014 Seth Rollins (@WWERollins) January 24, 2020<\/p><\/blockquote>\n