"Another three-month break" — Fans react as Adin Ross reveals he broke his toe

Kick streamer Adin Ross's photographs, shared by X user @scubaryan_, show him lying on a hospital bed after he broke his toe. One of the pictures was of his injured foot, which had a blackened toe. Seemingly, the streamer suffered the injury when he kicked the wall behind his desk after losing a Call of Duty wager.

This development comes merely days after Adin Ross announced his return to streaming on July 23, 2024, following a long hiatus that lasted for over sixty days. He also admitted that he had relapsed during the hiatus and started consuming lean again, the recreational drug made by mixing cold syrup with a soft drink.

Things were looking up for him after his comeback, however, as he announced a collaborative livestream with American rapper Kodak Black. However, with the injury, netizens are wondering whether this will force another hiatus upon the creator. Suggesting this might happen, X user @yoxics stated:

"Pre another 3 month break."

On the other side, some users believe that the creator should work on "controlling" his anger outbursts to avoid sustaining such injuries in the future.

"Streamer moment," wrote user @CalebbMuse on X.

"We not gonna see adin for another two weeks on stream man," wrote X user @easymoneycam1.

"Sounds like he needs to work on his anger management," wrote user @blesskatty .

"Welp, no more streams for another 3 months, heal quick champ!" wrote user @drh_squared.

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Why did Adin Ross take a hiatus from streaming?

Adin Ross has had a problematic history with lean, having admitted to doing it for the first time in April 2023. Since then, the creator has done the drug on and off. He has even sought help from red pill proponent Andrew Tate for his "addiction."

While he has relapsed before, during his stream on July 24, 2024, the creator revealed that he has not been on the drug in "months."

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Adin Ross has made plans to try and get his ban repealed on Twitch, which would let him stream simultaneously on this platform as well as Kick, as per the Amazon site's changed Simulcasting rules.

He, along with fellow Stacey Step Bros (SSB) member Cuffem, has also shown interest in joining FaZe Clan. Ross revealed that he had discussed the idea of them joining the group with FaZe Richard "Banks." Seemingly, the latter is "okay" with it.