17-Year-Old Actress Skai Jackson Says “You’re Going To Jail” While Exposing Engaged Man Who Slid Into Her DMs

17-Year-Old Actress Skai Jackson Says “You’re Going To Jail” While Exposing Engaged Man Who Slid Into Her DMs
Skai Jackson, 17, exposed a few men including an engaged man sent her a direct message on social media. The Disney actress, who is set to turn 18 in April of this year, took to her Twitter to express her thoughts about adult men pursuing her as a minor.

Jackson then posted screenshots. One man allegedly wrote her:
“Your mine”
Jackson replied to his message:
“Your’e going to jail.”

However, the alleged man quickly cleared up any confusion from his early morning message to the 17-year-old star by saying,
“It was never that serious. Your just one of my fav actors.”

Things took a worse turn with another message from a man who sent a very sexual explicit direct message.

Here are some of the reactions:
— YOURtrenton (@Trentonnnnnn_) March 13, 2020
https://twitter.com/Astro0739/status/1238532930294763520?s=20
YES NEICE! pic.twitter.com/iDMNj2yX7R
— ?????? (@rae12k) March 7, 2020
— jemarquezclark ? (@Jemarquezclark) March 13, 2020
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