More Snap executives came out among the reports of "inappropriate relationship".

Snap faces a new round of executive drama after reports reveal that two other executives are leaving the company in less than desirable circumstances.

Company safety officer Francis Racioppi and human resources manager Jason Halbert were deported following an investigation into Racioppi's "inappropriate relationship" with a subcontractor. The Wall Street Journal reported.

Racioppi was reportedly fired last year as a result of an undisclosed incident after the company discovered that he had terminated a woman 's contract. he had hired as a result of a personal relationship with her.

Halbert, who was Snap's chief human resources officer, was not "directly involved" in this incident, according to the WSJbut he was close to Racioppi. Snap's CEO, Evan Spiegel, reportedly asked Halbert to resign this week due to the situation at Racioppi and "other performance issues".

Halbert had already made the headlines after The Information had announced last year that the executive had been confronted with "numerous" complaints of unprofessional behavior, including "rapists and murderers" and "murderers". badual fantasies ".

A spokesman for Snap declined to comment.

The report comes just days after Snap announced the departure of CFO Tim Stone, who had been working for the company for just eight months. Over the last year, Snap has also lost a number of senior executives in its Materials, Products, Marketing and Communications divisions.

This instability has raised concerns on Wall Street. Snap's shares plummeted immediately after the announcement of Stone's resignation, and badysts said Stone's departure was a bad omen for the company.