The ACE family is currently under fire as alleged foreclosure, eviction, and lawsuits
loom over them.
Let’s get into what’s going on and what Austin McBroom has to say about it all.
If you’ve been following the ACE Family for a while now, you know that they’ve faced
several lawsuits, misconduct allegations, and cheating scandals over the years.
And recently they've been tied up in even more concerning drama, so let’s break it
down.
Over the past few weeks, rumors of several purported lawsuits against Austin and Catherine
have surfaced online after they allegedly failed to make a variety of payments.
Let’s start with their house.
Twitter account Def Noodles shared these screenshots and wrote that the “Ace Family is allegedly
facing eviction on their home after allegedly failing to make mortgage and tax payments,
according to documents posted on several internet forums.”
This is surprising to some fans because according to Distractify, the Ace Family is worth $22
million and we all know that they combined two mansions to build their $7.5 million dream
home.
These documents and the Zillow posting went viral on social media and fans pointed out
that the listing stated that the house was in “pre-foreclosure.”
And as all this was unfolding, more allegations came out that the family was being sued for
$65,000 by their former landlord as they allegedly failed to pay rent on time and broke out of
the contract early.
This property supposedly cost them $7,000 in rent per month.
But that’s not all, these same documents also show that Austin and Catherine had purportedly
refused to pay Subify, a social media platform aggregator, an amount of $120,455.
And just a couple months ago, the Ace Family faced similar lawsuits by a construction equipment
rental company and a social media company for not paying what they owed.
Amid all this circulating on Twitter, Austin took to his IG Stories to respond to the allegations
about their current home.
He shared a photo from their house and wrote quote, “Stop (capp)ing on me and my family’s
name.
Ain’t nobody getting evicted ain’t nobody moving.
Stop believing everything you see the haters say on the internet!
If we were moving, we definitely would have informed the world and made a whole YouTube
video about it.
Have a good rest of your day.”
But despite Austin’s comments about their home, there were actually a lot more financial
allegations against the ACE Family swirling around.
Are you still with us?
Because it’s only going to get more messy, buckle in!
Austin also allegedly failed to pay boxers and artists from Social Gloves Entertainment,
the company that hosted the battle of the platforms - YouTubers vs TikTokers.
Austin is allegedly the owner of this company.
On the BFFs podcast, Vinnie Hacker and Josh Richards revealed that Social Gloves had filed
for bankruptcy and that Vinnie hadn’t been paid for the event.
“So was the event run poorly?
Yeah I think so.
So you haven’t been paid yet?
Nope.
So, that’s crazy.”
According to Dextero, the event was expected to pull in 500,000 pay–per–view sales
but supposedly only made $136,000, which was way below what they were hoping for.
After this all went down, fellow YouTubers Jake Paul and Tana Mongeau took to Twitter
to call out Austin for not paying his employees.
Jake compared Austin to Billy McFarland, the convicted con artist behind the failed Fyre
Festival.
And Tana wrote quote, “not austin mcbroom owning most of social gloves and then everyone
being surprised people aren’t getting paid”
Austin clapped back at Tana writing “Not the most desperate human being speaking on
sh*t she doesn’t know about.
Don’t try and bring me or the event down to make you feel better about Tanacon.
Every fighter including myself will be getting paid and a lawsuit is happening and it’s
not with social gloves dumb dumb”
And on top of all of this, over the past few months fans have also claimed that the Ace
Family failed to deliver exclusive content to members of the Ace Club who paid premium
prices for it.
And these are just a few of the stories that have been circulating around on the internet.
There’s a lot more on the ACE Family that you can dig into on Twitter, but this should
catch you up to speed on what’s been going on these past few weeks.
Obviously, these are all still allegations and/or active/pending lawsuits, so we will
keep you posted if we hear anything else.
For now, if you want more on the Ace Family’s drama, click right over here for another Clevver
News video.
Also, let us know down in the comments below what you think of all this.
I’m your host Sussan Mourad, you can find me on socials @Sussan_Mourad, bye guys!