Le’Veon Bell and Lex (Photos via Getty Images and Twitter)

The former NFL running back was like other Donald Trump supporters who were ecstatic that the 45th president of the United States was re-elected to become the 47th president.

Before that happened, Bell took to his X account and posted that he did not want his daughter to compete and share a locker room with men when responding to a post that told men to vote as if their daughter, mother, or wife were watching.

That turned out to be a terrible idea for Le’Veon Bell.

His post garnered over 9.5 million views, with more than 148,000 people liking the post and another 1,800 leaving comments.

One comment stood out from them all.

X user @lexishexx saw his post, so the transgender woman took to her page and exposed Bell for jumping in her DMs.

For those who think Bell may not have known, the transgender page clearly has everything marked, from the bio to the things that it posts.

“Outing all DL men, including celebrities that ever hit me up and post about Trump,” Lex announced to her followers, referring to men she says secretly contact her while publicly opposing trans rights.

Le’Veon Bell has not responded.

Lex expressed her frustration with celebrity men: “Nervous to post what I did, but I have dealt with so many celebrity men over the years and protected them… but to see them being so vile like they don’t fantasize about us constantly.”

Lex made things even worse by exposing Bell even further by showing a video of the messages to prove her point.

Le’Veon Bell Ignore Controversy And Celebrates Donald Trump’s Win

Le’Veon Bell is choosing to ignore the transgender woman online exposing his DMs and choosing to focus on calling out the naysayers on Instagram after news broke that Donald Trump would be returning to the Oval Office.

“I tried to tell y’all, man,” Bell says as he tugs at the bill of his red MAGA cap. “Make America great again. Make America great again. Now y’all can go and get a hat.”

Back in October, Bell appeared on stage with former Pittsburgh Steelers teammate Antonio Brown at a Trump rally in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.