Professional skateboarder Beatrice Domond has reportedly parted ways with the FA World Entertainment skateboard company.
According to YouTube skater Joa “Gifted Hater” Field, Domond is no longer riding for FA World Entertainment.
The news quickly spread across social media after Gifted Hater mentioned it in one of his recent videos, citing a close source connected to the brand.
Domond has been one of the more visible faces in skateboarding over the past few years.
She stood out not just for her smooth style on the board but also for the way she carried herself in a scene that can sometimes be harsh toward anyone who doesn’t fit the usual mold.
Despite getting her share of criticism from some corners of the core skate community, FA founders Jason Dill and Anthony Van Engelen still gave her a spot on their roster and treated her as part of the family and turned her pro for the brand.
During her time with FA, Domond continued to build her name outside the team as well. Vans released a pro model shoe in her honor, which was a big step in her career and a clear sign of the company’s belief in her.
She also earned public support from respected figures in skateboarding, including Clyde Singleton, who spoke highly of her attitude and work ethic.
Still, things seem to have changed behind the scenes.
Gifted Hater’s source claims that Domond was eventually let go from FA, though no one from the brand has made an official statement yet.
The rumors gained more attention when Domond posted a story on Instagram that had the title, “Continue to remember the cards you were handed are a blessing not a curse.”
The YouTube sensation commented on the post in his video, calling it “a breakup post” and making light of how emotional it seemed.
He joked that it felt like something out of middle school drama, though he didn’t provide any new details on what might have led to her departure.
Gifted Hater also criticized Domond, saying she “girl bossed her way” into getting two pro shoes with Vans and accusing her of being out of touch.
After running through all the details, the Sci-Fi Fantasy rider showed a screenshot of Domond’s recent post promoting new boards and speculated that she might be heading to Violet Skateboards, the company associated with filmmaker and photographer William Strobeck.
Domond has appeared in several of Strobeck’s projects before, so the connection would make sense.
As of now, nothing has been confirmed about her next move. Domond has not addressed the split directly or commented on any plans to join another brand.
Still, her loyal supporters continue to show love in her comment section, encouraging her to keep skating and telling her that her influence goes beyond any one company.
No matter where she ends up next, you already know that Domond has made a strong impact on the culture.
Her mix of technical 50-50 frontside shuv, fashion sense, and personality has earned her a place in the skateboard world.
The streets are waiting to see where she lands next, and if her past work is anything to go by, she’s far from finished.