Frankie commented on her return to ESL tournament coverage

British host Frankie commented on her return to championship coverage from tournament organizer ESL. In her Twitter, she responded to criticism from Thorin, who remembered the words of the presenter about the inadmissibility of working with a tournament operator. According to Frankie, she made the decision to return to work because of her family.

The industry went in a direction that I had no control over. I have a mortgage and a child who needs to be fed and warm. Esports gives me some flexibility in earning. I work with the same people as before, but yes, the shareholder is different now.

I don't plan to work in certain places, and I don't work for shows with sponsors that I don't agree with. I had to make the right choice for my family. And it's not for the internet to decide what I do.

Recall that after the acquisition of ESL by Savvy Gaming Group, host Frankie refused to work at events held by the tournament operator. According to her, she made this decision because she does not want to be in the same company with people who, in her words, "kill her friends" from the LGBT community.

Indeed, the 32-year-old Briton disappeared from the scene, noting only during the PGL Major Antwerp 2022. However, the girl returned to the lighting studio for the ESL Impact League Season 2, for which she was criticized by Thorin.

ESL Impact League Season 2 takes place from November 25 to 27 in Jönköping at the Elmia Convention Center. The competition sees eight women's teams from Europe, the Americas, South Africa and Asia compete for a combined prize pool of $123,000.