Recently, influencer and former NFL player Ashton Hall has been blowing up on the internet for showing everyone just how “cool” his morning routine is. And by “cool,” that also means literally, since he never fails to momentarily dip his face in ice-cold Saratoga water at 3 AM in his luxury Miami condominium. However, some claims have suggested that the influencer will have to do his morning routines elsewhere in the future since he got evicted from his million-dollar Miami condo.
The report came from, well, all over the social media given Ashton Hall’s popularity, but some have complementary proof in their posts, such as this tweet below, which includes court and legal information about Ashton Hall’s eviction:
Others have even presented actual court documents about Ashton Hall’s eviction, stating that Ashton Hall entered a 12-month lease on the aforementioned Miami condo unit. However, several months into his rent, Ashton Hall allegedly cloned the key fob of his unit and gave the copies to his friends or associates, thereby violating the security policies of the condominium.
For this, Ashton Hall was evicted. There were no indications of whether he was too broke to pay rent, so while the influencer’s morning routine videos were fake or unrealistic, his being able to afford the condo was real. It’s just that he probably got too excited to share it with his friends. The alleged property apparently costs $17,000 per month in rent.
Where’s the Next Morning Routine?
As it is, Ashton Hall’s Miami apartment was somewhat instrumental in the success of his morning routine and luxury lifestyle videos. At the time of writing, the influencer and lifestyle coach hasn’t spoken up about his recent eviction or anything pertaining to the authenticity of the court documents. There’s also a chance that the incident could be another of Hall’s attempts at viral content.
The irony in the situation (if real) is that Ashton Hall got famous for larping success and wealth, which the influencer supposedly found from life and fitness coaching online. So while many people called out his morning routines for facetiousness, some actually believed in them (banana peel face rubbing and all), resulting in hundreds of millions of views and cementing Ashton Hall’s popularity despite being some kind of “snake oil” salesman.
Comments on the matter range from genuine, unironic sympathy to people mocking the influencer for the lack of wisdom that he was supposed to peddle.
“It is real, just confirmed,” says one comment regarding the eviction.
“It’s just part of the routine, 8:00am eviction” mocks one FB user.
“It’s crazy that some of yall be praying for and celebrating when people fail. Then wonder why yall in the position yall in” defends another person.
